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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Games where autonomy stands out from the other motivations.
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Travellin Cats in Japan
Players freely explore the large static scene at their own pace, choosing where to zoom and pan without forced…
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+4.0
Trombone Champ
Players have control over their trombone slide position and timing, allowing personal expression and mastery.
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+4.0
TY the Tasmanian Tiger
Players freely explore open-ended levels, choose boomerangs, and decide their own pace for collecting items and…
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+4.0
White Mourning: Museum In Pale
Players can freely explore the museum and interact with exhibits at their own pace without linear constraints.
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Wilmot Works It Out
Players freely choose how to organize and solve puzzles at their own pace without time pressure.
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Witch Cabin Cleanup
Players have freedom to organize items within designated areas and choose how to arrange them, combining structure with…
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+4.0
Ynglet
Players have freedom to explore levels and create checkpoints anywhere, allowing personal control over progression and…
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+4.0
Zortch
Players have freedom to explore open, sprawling levels with multiple routes and secrets, and can choose weapons and…
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+4.0
100 Asian Cats
Players freely explore the artwork to find cats at their own pace with no forced paths or routines.
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A Building Full of Cats 2
Players freely explore multiple floors and rooms, choose which cats and puzzles to engage with, and solve mini-games at…
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+4.0
a new life.
Players make meaningful choices that affect story outcomes and character interactions, indicating control over…
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A Park Full of Cats
Players freely explore a large park and choose which cats and quests to pursue at their own pace.
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A Tiny Sticker Tale
Players freely explore the island, choose which stickers to collect and where to place them to solve puzzles, with…
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+4.0
Air Marty
Players make choices that branch the story and select paths through minigames, reflecting control over decisions.
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Athanasy
Players make meaningful narrative choices that significantly impact story branches and endings, encouraging multiple…
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Birds Organized Neatly
Players freely choose how to rotate and place birds in the puzzle grid, encouraging self-directed problem solving.
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+4.0
BROK the InvestiGator
Players can choose how to solve puzzles (using brains or brawn), multiple endings depend on player decisions, and…
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+4.0
BURGGEIST
Players control both the wizard and the mobile fortress, choosing spells, upgrades, and tower defense strategies freely.
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+4.0
Cats Organized Neatly
Players freely choose how to rotate and place cats to solve puzzles, allowing personal decision making.
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CBT With Yuuka Kazami
Players engage in self-directed cognitive behavioral therapy exercises and make personal decisions during the sessions.
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+4.0
Class of '09: The Re-Up
Players make critical choices that shape the narrative and character interactions, reflecting high personal freedom and…
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+4.0
Creeper World: Anniversary Edition
Players have freedom to plan and execute their own strategies, choose upgrades, and decide how to expand and defend.
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+4.0
Cube Escape: Paradox
Players solve puzzles independently with freedom to explore and interact within the escape room environment.
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+4.0
Demons' Timeline
Players have freedom to investigate and deduce in their own way with minimal handholding and multiple solution paths.
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