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Experimenting
Trying new things (e.g. exploring mechanics, tinkering)
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Top picks
Popular, well-rated games with a strong experimenting score.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Experimenting affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Dumb Ways to Build
Game encourages trying different building approaches and experimenting with physics and tools.
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+4.0
ERA ONE
Players experiment with ship designs, strategies, and game settings extensively.
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+4.0
Escape The Mad Empire
The game encourages trying different classes, builds, and strategies; players experiment with item synergies and…
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+4.0
Flipping is Hard
Players explore and master novel movement mechanics and routes, with ongoing discovery of new skills and strategies.
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+4.0
Hobs
Players try new decks, tactics, and card combinations to find effective strategies.
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+4.0
Horticular: Build a Garden, Attract Wildlife
Players enjoy experimenting with habitat combinations, puzzle solving, and creative layouts.
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+4.0
how do you Do It?
Core gameplay encourages trying new doll positions and timing to explore the mechanics and outcomes.
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+4.0
Inkulinati
Encourages trying new beasts, talents, and strategies; boredom mechanic promotes varied playstyles.
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+4.0
Iron Brigade
Players experiment with different mech chassis, weapons, turret placements, and tactics to optimize performance.
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+4.0
Krunker
Players explore advanced movement techniques, test different classes and weapons, and experiment with mods and custom…
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+4.0
Little Big Workshop
Trial and error, testing different layouts and production methods is core to gameplay.
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+4.0
Lost For Swords
Encourages trying different classes, builds, and strategies; players experiment with card synergies and tactical…
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+4.0
Master Key
The game rewards trying new things, exploring mechanics, and figuring out puzzles without explicit instructions.
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+4.0
Project Heartbeat
Players explore different gameplay styles, chart types, and customization options; the editor encourages…
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+4.0
Project Sparrow
High skill ceiling encourages players to explore movement mechanics and different play styles.
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+4.0
Red Eclipse
Wide variety of game modes, mutators, and modding options encourage experimentation and trying new playstyles.
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+4.0
Repetendium
Encourages trying different character and weapon combinations, mod variations, and upgrade paths.
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+4.0
Roguebook
Game encourages trying new hero combos, deck builds, map exploration strategies, and gem upgrades.
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+4.0
Rollers of the Realm
Players experiment with different characters, abilities, and strategies to solve puzzles and challenges.
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+4.0
SpellForce 3 Soul Harvest
Players experiment with class combos, skill trees, and strategic approaches in both RPG and RTS elements.
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+4.0
Splodey
The game encourages experimentation with movement angles, momentum chaining, and timing to optimize performance.
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+4.0
The Magus Circle
Encourages trying different spell combinations, builds, and drawing techniques; players enjoy exploring mechanics.
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+4.0
The Solitaire Conspiracy
Players try new crew abilities, strategies, and game modes, exploring different tactical approaches.
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+4.0
Trials of Fire
Encourages trying new party combinations, equipment, and deck strategies to adapt to challenges.
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