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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Recent releases
Newer releases, in the order selected for this motivation.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Autonomy affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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Grimlord
Players can customize weapons, respec skill trees freely, and choose playstyles including melee, ranged, and magic.
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Escape from Castle Claymount
Players freely explore the environment, solve puzzles at their own pace, and use a photographic memory feature to…
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+4.0
OHV
Players have freedom to choose activities, build and customize vehicles, and explore the open world with self-directed…
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+4.0
Office Life
Players have a high degree of freedom in decision-making, including career choices, life goals, and relationship…
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+4.0
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
ENSCROLL
Players have freedom to create and arrange scroll elements in any way they want, experimenting with spell combinations…
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+4.0
On Your Tail
Players freely explore the town at their own pace, choose activities, and engage with various side quests and…
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+4.0
Pic-Me!
Players create their own decks and choose how to play, showing high personal control and freedom.
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+4.0
100 Korea Cats
Players freely search for cats at their own pace with choice of color or black and white mode and use of hints.
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+4.0
The NOexistenceN of you AND me
Players make meaningful choices shaping the story and endings, reflecting personal decisions and self-expression.
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+4.0
SimRail - The Railway Simulator
Players have high control over driving trains and dispatching, with complex systems and realistic procedures to manage.
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+4.0
Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen
Players have freedom to explore without maps or quest markers, requiring self-direction and decision-making.
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Chroma Zero
Players freely explore and experiment with the world and puzzle mechanics with minimal handholding, enabling…
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+4.0
Murky Divers
Players have control over multiple roles on the submarine and can decide how to navigate and upgrade their sub and…
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Clone Drone in the Hyperdome
Players have freedom to choose weapons, abilities, and combat strategies; the game encourages experimentation and…
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+4.0
Deathless. The Hero Quest
Players can choose different heroes and paths, build decks with various cards and artifacts, and decide their own…
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+4.0
IRON REBELLION
Players have control over mech piloting, weapon loadouts, and cockpit interactions, allowing personal decision-making…
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+4.0
Airport X-Ray Simulator
Players have freedom to customize settings, choose difficulty, and control scanning and inspection processes with…
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+4.0
Planet Centauri
Players have freedom to choose playstyle, customize spells, transform into monsters, and direct their own progression.
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+4.0
LOK Digital
Players can choose levels in any order and experiment with puzzle solutions freely, with hints available but optional.
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+4.0
Mr. Rightaway
Players make meaningful choices affecting story and endings, reflecting control over decisions.
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+4.0
ADEN
Players have control over timing, movement, and attack decisions in a unique dash-based combat system emphasizing…
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+4.0
There Exists Nobody
Players freely explore the looping street environment and decide how to observe and document anomalies without forced…
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+4.0
Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island
Players have control over their actions and decisions in procedurally generated dungeons with strategic item use and…
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