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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Autonomy + Experimenting
A strong dose of autonomy and experimenting in the same game.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Autonomy affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Scythe: Digital Edition
Players have freedom to choose factions, mats, and strategies with complex decision-making and multiple paths to…
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+4.0
Soundodger+
Players have freedom to choose songs, create and share custom levels, and control gameplay pace with slow motion.
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+4.0
STAR WARS™ Rebellion
Players have open-ended freedom to direct actions, choose missions, and manage resources with minimal imposed routines.
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+4.0
Stoneshard: Prologue
Players have freedom to choose skills, weapons, and combat tactics in a turn-based, grid-based environment with many…
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+4.0
Strategic Command: World War I
Players have freedom to choose strategies, manage resources, and direct multiple fronts with flexible decisions.
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+4.0
Supreme Commander
Players have significant control over strategic decisions, unit production, and tactics, with freedom to build bases…
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+4.0
The Entropy Centre
Players have freedom to solve puzzles in multiple ways and experiment with time-rewind mechanics, indicating control…
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+4.0
Windswept
Players have full access to all movement abilities from the start and must experiment to discover advanced techniques…
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+4.0
Yggdra Union
Players have significant control over unit placement, card selection, and strategic decisions, though some scripted…
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+4.0
Antipaint
Players choose characters, weapons, and upgrades freely, enabling diverse playstyles and strategic decisions.
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+4.0
Duck Paradox
Players have control over their actions, including aiming, timing shots, choosing paths, and managing upgrades…
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+4.0
Fort Meow
Players have freedom to choose and arrange furniture to build their own forts in various ways, adapting to different…
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+4.0
Null Vector
Players have freedom to choose upgrades, explore rooms in any order, and customize their ship builds.
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+4.0
Rollout Inline
Players have freedom to explore maps, try tricks, and customize controls; no forced routines or linear paths.
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+4.0
Star Drift Evolution
Players freely choose cars, tracks, camera angles, and driving style with no upgrades or tuning, emphasizing personal…
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+4.0
Takoyaki Party Survival
Players freely choose ingredients, cooking strategies, and play style (cooperative or competitive), showing high…
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+4.0
Allumeria
Players have extensive control over building with block shaping, painting, and lighting customization, enabling…
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+4.0
Choice of Life: Wild Islands
Players make meaningful choices that affect the story and outcomes, with freedom to explore different narrative…
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+4.0
Cropdeck
Players have freedom to choose pets, cards, deck builds, and paths on the map, encouraging personal decision-making and…
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+4.0
Dark Nights
Players make meaningful choices that affect story outcomes and endings, with multiple routes and endings unlocked…
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+4.0
Death Skid Marks
Players choose vehicles, passengers, weapons, and upgrade paths freely, making strategic and tactical decisions…
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+4.0
Demonschool
Players can freely experiment with combat tactics and choose how to spend their time on side activities or story…
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+4.0
Dungeon Warfare 2
Players have freedom to choose traps, upgrade paths, skill trees, and items, enabling diverse strategies and…
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+4.0
Dungeonmans
Players can freely customize characters with mixed skills from different classes and choose their own playstyle.
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A little more you
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