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Escapism
Escaping real-life problems
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Games where escapism stands out from the other motivations.
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+4.0
Beholder
Provides a dark dystopian world to escape into, allowing players to experience and reflect on oppressive regimes.
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+4.0
BIOMORPH
Players describe immersion in the world, exploration, and story as a form of engaging distraction and enjoyment.
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+4.0
Bogos Binted?
Players use the game as a fun social escape with humor and silly alien themes.
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+4.0
Camper Van: Make it Home
Players use the game as a cozy, relaxing escape from real life stress, enjoying immersive and calming gameplay.
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+4.0
Cat Mail Co.
Players use the cozy, relaxing gameplay to unwind and escape daily stress.
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+4.0
Cat Museum
Provides a surreal, dreamlike escape into a bizarre museum world, allowing players to immerse themselves away from…
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+4.0
Ciconia When They Cry - Phase 1: For You, the Replaceable Ones
Provides deep immersion into a speculative future world, allowing escape from real-life concerns through complex…
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+4.0
Citizen Sleeper
Players use the game as a deep narrative escape into a dystopian sci-fi world, often describing emotional immersion.
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+4.0
Clanfolk
Players use the game as a relaxing, immersive escape into a medieval survival setting.
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+4.0
Cloud Climber
Provides a relaxing, contemplative escape from real life through atmospheric exploration and story.
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+4.0
Codename: Panzers, Phase Two
Players use the game as a nostalgic escape into WWII settings and strategic challenges, detaching from real life.
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+4.0
Convenience Stories
Players use the game as a relaxing, therapeutic escape from real-life stress, enjoying a cozy and rewarding simulation.
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+4.0
Crash Bandicoot™ N. Sane Trilogy
Strong nostalgic appeal and immersive platforming challenge provide an escape from real life, as players relive…
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+4.0
Cricket 19
Players use the game as a realistic cricket simulation to immerse themselves and escape real life through sport.
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+4.0
Crimson Imprint plus -Nonexistent Christmas-
Strong emotional storytelling and immersive narrative provide escape from real life through melancholy romance.
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+4.0
Cropdeck
Relaxing, cozy farming theme with immersive mechanics provides a pleasant escape from real life.
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+4.0
Cyber Manhunt
Players use the game as a mental escape into a cyber-investigation world, engaging with dark themes and complex stories.
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+4.0
Darkarta: A Broken Heart's Quest Collector's Edition
Players use the game to immerse in a rich fantasy world and escape real life through story and puzzles.
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+4.0
Day of Defeat: Source
Players use the game as a nostalgic escape and stress relief, immersing in historical WWII settings.
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+4.0
Destroy All Humans!
Players use the game as a fun, humorous escape with over-the-top alien invasion and destruction.
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+4.0
Die in the Dungeon
Players use the game as a fun, engaging distraction with charming art and music, providing stress relief and immersion.
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+4.0
Distance
Players use the game for distraction, immersion in a futuristic neon world, and stress relief through engaging gameplay…
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+4.0
Disturbed
The dark fantasy setting and immersive atmosphere provide a strong escape from reality.
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+4.0
Don't Pee
Players describe the game as immersive, emotionally engaging, and a way to escape real-life stress and depression.
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