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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Players have freedom to choose playstyle, builds, and approach to combat and exploration.
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+4.0
Aquarium Designer
Players can freely design and customize aquariums in sandbox mode with creative control over tank setup and decoration.
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+4.0
BOXROOM
Players have freedom to customize and arrange their virtual room and game library display extensively, though some…
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+4.0
Arcade Paradise
Players have freedom to choose how to balance laundry chores and arcade play, with no penalties for ignoring laundry…
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+4.0
Battlevoid: Harbinger
Players command a fleet of up to three ships with freedom to choose loadouts, formations, and strategic paths on a node…
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+4.0
Cinnabunny
Players can freely choose their bunny's appearance, customize the bakery, and decide their own pace and activities such…
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+4.0
House Builder
Players have freedom to choose building order after initial linear progression and can decide on construction approach…
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+4.0
Galaxy Idle Clicker
Players can choose when to play actively or let the game idle; multiple upgrade paths and prestige layers allow…
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+4.0
Foundation
Players designate zones and build major buildings but villagers autonomously build houses and create paths organically.
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+4.0
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate
Players can choose among four turtles with unique movesets and customize builds extensively during runs.
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+4.0
Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing
Players have full freedom to drive anywhere, including through buildings and off the map, with no enforced rules or…
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+4.0
MyVoiceZoo
Players freely record their own sounds for animals, creating unique voices and customizing their zoo experience.
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+4.0
Train Sim World® 7
The game offers both simplified beginner controls and full complex simulation, plus a new Freight Hauler mode allowing…
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