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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 how to move, solve puzzles, and explore with multiple approaches to tasks.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Autonomy affinity
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+4.0
Woodo
Players freely explore 3D dioramas, rotate camera, and decide where to place pieces with some puzzle logic, allowing…
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+4.0
Geometry Dash
Players have full control over their actions, timing jumps precisely; also strong creative freedom via level editor.
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+4.0
Bento Blocks
Players freely decide how to cut and arrange blocks with no timers or forced sequences, encouraging personal…
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+4.0
FIND ALL
Players freely explore a large scene, choose which objects to find next from available sets, and control their pace.
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+4.0
20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes
Players can solve mazes in any order and take breaks as they please, allowing control over gameplay pacing and choice.
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+4.0
The August Before: Chapter One
Players freely explore the room and decide where to place items, with some guidance but no strict routines.
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+4.0
NAIAD
Players freely explore the river environment, choose which secrets to pursue, and solve puzzles at their own pace with…
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+5.0
The Farmer Was Replaced
Players have full control over programming their drone and can devise their own solutions and optimizations.
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+4.0
Crosswords
Players freely choose puzzles, difficulty levels, and play style (solo, multiplayer, cooperative, competitive).
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+4.0
Meteor 60 Seconds!
Players have freedom to choose any actions within 60 seconds, including unconventional and chaotic behaviors.
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+4.0
A Perfect Day
Players have significant control over daily schedules, item management, and exploration paths within the time loop…
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+4.0
Devil Daggers
Players have full control over movement, aiming, and strategy with no tutorials or hand-holding, emphasizing…
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+4.0
Jerma's Big Adventure
Players control Jerma's actions freely, including movement, combat, and exploration with some player choice in approach.
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+4.0
Struggling
Players control each arm independently, requiring coordination and personal input to navigate challenges.
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+4.0
How We Got Here
Players explore freely at their own pace with minimal hand-holding and multiple endings based on choices.
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+4.0
Escape Academy
Players freely explore escape rooms and solve puzzles with multiple approaches, including solo or co-op play, with…
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+4.0
Slayaway Camp
Players control the killer's sliding moves freely and decide how to solve puzzles, with multiple strategies possible.
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+4.0
Manual Samuel - Last Tuesday Edition
Players manually control every bodily function and movement, requiring active decision-making and coordination.
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+4.0
The Survivalists
Players have freedom to explore, craft, and direct monkeys to perform tasks, showing high player control and…
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+4.0
The Turing Test
Players control Ava directly, solving puzzles with freedom to explore and piece together story elements; gameplay…
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+4.0
Replicube
Players freely write and optimize their own code solutions with multiple approaches possible, enabling high personal…
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+4.0
Flatworld
Players can freely switch characters and use different abilities to solve puzzles and combat, though the game is…
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+4.0
Tomb Raider: Legend
Players have control over Lara's movements, exploration, puzzle solving, and combat with some freedom in approach…
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+4.0
Suicide Guy Deluxe Plus
Players freely manipulate objects and experiment with physics-based puzzles to find creative solutions to progress.
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