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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Popular, well-rated games with a strong autonomy score.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Autonomy affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Mecharashi
Players have freedom to customize mechs, pilots, and strategies with many options and loadouts.
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+4.0
Pacer
Players can customize ships, loadouts, and weapons, and choose their own racing style and upgrades, showing high player…
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+4.0
Space Food Truck
Players control multiple characters with unique roles and must make strategic decisions about deck building and actions…
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+4.0
Storm Striker
Players can customize skills and choose characters freely, with some ability swapping and personal playstyle adaptation.
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+4.0
Task Force
Players have freedom in tactical gameplay, weapon choice, and team strategies; some ability to switch teams mid-game…
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+4.0
This Book Is A Dungeon
Players make choices that determine the story path and outcomes, emphasizing personal decision-making rather than…
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+4.0
Westale: Peelgrimage
Players have freedom to choose from seven characters, customize weapons, and decide upgrade paths including…
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+4.0
Winds of Valen
Players have freedom to choose skills, combat style, and progression path without forced quests or strict guidance.
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+4.0
Gold Rush! Classic
Players have freedom to choose their route to California and decide on actions via text commands, though constrained by…
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+4.0
Project: Mist
Players have freedom to explore the open world, choose their own path, and approach objectives in multiple ways…
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+4.0
QANGA
Players have freedom to explore a seamless solar system, choose missions, and play solo or multiplayer with personal…
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+4.0
Shadows Peak
Players can freely explore the open world island with minimal hand-holding and non-linear progression.
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+4.0
Shatterline
Players can choose different operators with unique abilities and customize weapons and loadouts, allowing personal…
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+4.0
The Next Penelope
Players can choose the order of worlds to play and select upgrades, showing control over progression and playstyle.
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+4.0
Caribbean Legend: Age of Pirates
Players have freedom to choose playstyle, character, faction, and approach to quests in a sandbox environment.
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+4.0
Forsaken Isle
Players have freedom to explore, craft, build, and experiment with recipes without strict guidance or tutorials.
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+4.0
King's Orders
Players direct their kingdom through sending letters and orders, requiring anticipation and planning rather than direct…
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+4.0
Lawgivers II
Players control individual politicians and parties with many decisions and actions, though some mechanics limit freedom…
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+4.0
Soulfire
Players have freedom to choose weapons, skills, and playstyle; map exploration and tactical decisions are emphasized.
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+4.0
The Hand of Merlin
Players have significant control over character builds, skill choices, and route planning on the map, allowing freedom…
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+4.0
The Temple of Elemental Evil
Players have significant control over party creation, character development, tactical combat decisions, and quest…
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+4.0
Uncharted Ocean
Players have freedom to chart their own course, choose nationality, trade routes, and fleet composition with minimal…
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+4.0
[Chilla's Art] Hanako | 花子さん
Players explore the school independently, solve puzzles without excessive guidance, and make choices affecting endings.
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+4.0
Auto Sale Life
Players have freedom to manage dealership, choose cars to buy/sell, customize vehicles, and pursue side activities like…
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