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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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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Haiku, the Robot
Players have freedom to explore a large interconnected map with multiple routes and non-linear progression.
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+4.0
Headlander
Players control a disembodied head that can freely attach to various robot bodies, choosing how to navigate and solve…
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+4.0
Homura Hime
Players have control over combos, parrying, skill loadouts, and combat style, with some freedom in exploration and…
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+4.0
House of the Dying Sun
Players have freedom to pilot their fighter and issue tactical commands to their fleet, combining direct control with…
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+4.0
Islands & Trains
Players have freedom to build their own islands and train layouts within a sandbox environment, though some placement…
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+4.0
Kandidatos
Players freely choose characters and fighting styles; gameplay allows personal decision-making in combat and strategy.
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+4.0
KeyWe
Players can freely choose how to split tasks and coordinate actions in co-op, with some solo control options.
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+4.0
Kingdom Two Crowns
Players have freedom to explore islands, choose building strategies, and decide when to advance; some accidental…
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+4.0
Klaus Veen's Treason
Players have freedom to choose roles, strategies, and actions in a social deduction FPS setting.
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+4.0
Kneedle Knight
Players have freedom to create fabric pathways and choose how to navigate puzzles and platforming challenges, allowing…
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+4.0
Kusan: City of Wolves
Players can customize their build with a tetris-like upgrade system and freely choose combat style and weapon loadouts.
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+4.0
LiDAR Exploration Program
Players freely explore levels at their own pace, choose scanning targets, and customize scanning patterns.
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+4.0
LOOM™
Players control Bobbin and freely choose when and how to use musical spells to interact with the environment…
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+4.0
Lost For Swords
Players have significant control over deck building, movement, and strategic decisions including resource management…
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+4.0
Lowglow
Players freely place and adjust lines to solve puzzles with no time constraints, allowing personal control over actions…
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+4.0
MagiCat
Players can choose different routes on the overworld map, decide which levels to tackle, and buy upgrades that affect…
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+4.0
Megabyte Punch
Players have extensive freedom to customize their robot's parts and abilities, creating unique builds and playstyles.
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+4.0
METAL SLUG 3
Players can choose characters, routes, and actions freely within the run-and-gun gameplay.
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+4.0
Nancy Drew®: Secret of the Old Clock
Players have freedom to explore locations, solve puzzles at their own pace, and choose difficulty settings…
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+4.0
Neon Boost
Players have freedom to choose how to traverse levels, including exploiting rocket jumps and shortcuts, rather than…
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+4.0
Neophyte
Players actively control movement and spell casting, choosing spells and emblems each run, allowing for meaningful…
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+4.0
Nexomon: Extinction
Players can freely explore most of the world early on, choose their own team and playstyle, and customize gameplay with…
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+4.0
Nyaruru Fishy Fight
Players have freedom to explore large interconnected maps and choose when and how to progress; multiple endings and…
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+4.0
Party Hard
Players have freedom to choose different characters with unique abilities and multiple ways to approach each level…
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