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Experimenting
Trying new things (e.g. exploring mechanics, tinkering)
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Top picks
Popular, well-rated games with a strong experimenting score.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Experimenting affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Spellcaster University
Players experiment with different card draws, school layouts, and student builds to optimize outcomes.
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+4.0
Splice
Players discover game mechanics on their own and experiment with different splicing strategies.
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+4.0
The Colonists
Game encourages trying new layouts, adjusting priorities, and tinkering with transport rules to solve logistical…
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+4.0
The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo
Puzzle design encourages trying different interactions and exploring unusual solutions.
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+4.0
Titan Quest II
Players try different mastery combos, skill modifiers, and builds; respec is cheap and encouraged.
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+4.0
天外武林 (Traveler of Wuxia)
The game encourages trying different card combinations, builds, and strategies, with multiple classes and companion…
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+4.0
War of Omens Card Game
Players try different factions, heroes, and deck combinations; tournament mode encourages trying new cards and…
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+4.0
Within the blade
Players try different weapons, skills, and tactics; crafting and skill tree encourage experimentation.
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+4.0
Wrestling Revolution 3D
Players try different match types, strategies, and character builds, exploring game mechanics.
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+4.0
Democracy 4
The game encourages trying new policies, strategies, and political ideologies to see their effects on the simulated…
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+4.0
9th Dawn III
The game encourages trying different builds, exploring dungeons, and experimenting with skills and crafting.
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+4.0
A Perfect Day
The gameplay encourages trying different schedules, item uses, and dialogue choices to discover new story outcomes and…
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+4.0
Astrobuilder
High emphasis on trying new strategies, exploring dynamic economies, and reacting to unpredictable AI-driven events.
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+4.0
Bean
Players explore mechanics, test grappling physics, and try different movement strategies.
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+4.0
Concrete Jungle
Varied cards, characters, and skill trees encourage trying new strategies and deck combinations.
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+4.0
Deck of Haunts
Players experiment with different deck builds, combos, and mansion layouts to discover effective strategies.
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+4.0
DunHero
High encouragement to try different characters, builds, and item combinations to find new strategies.
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+4.0
Eternal Threads
Encouraged to try different choices and explore multiple timeline branches to uncover all story possibilities.
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+4.0
KIBORG
Strong emphasis on trying new builds, weapons, and combos; players enjoy discovering synergies and new strategies.
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+4.0
Midnight Snack
The novel control mechanics encourage players to experiment with movement and timing to progress.
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+4.0
Mortal Glory
The game encourages trying new team builds, equipment setups, and tactical approaches each run.
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+4.0
Pepper Grinder
Game encourages trying new mechanics and level gimmicks frequently, keeping gameplay fresh and exploratory.
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+4.0
Rise of Gun
Encourages trying new weapon part combinations and exploring crafting possibilities; some routine in shop management.
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+4.0
Sublevel Zero Redux
Procedural levels, weapon crafting, and unlocks encourage trying new strategies and equipment combinations.
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