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Experimenting
Trying new things (e.g. exploring mechanics, tinkering)
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Game encourages trying new deck combinations, strategies, and board tactics.
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+4.0
Rift Riff
Game encourages trying new tower setups and strategies with forgiving mechanics and tower refunds.
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+4.0
DeadCore
Game rewards trying new routes, movement techniques, and speedrun tricks to improve performance.
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+4.0
Dungeon 100
Strong emphasis on experimenting with card synergies, build orders, and strategies to optimize performance
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+4.0
Big Winner
Experimentation with different Karma Card combinations and strategies is encouraged to overcome challenges.
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+4.0
Epic Auto Towers
Strong emphasis on trying new tower synergies and strategies, though RNG limits some experimentation.
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+4.0
Ares: The Iron Vanguard
The suit-switching mechanic and multi-class system encourage trying new combinations and tactics.
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+4.0
Godhood
The game rewards trying different disciple builds, tenet combinations, and strategies to find effective synergies.
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+4.0
Last Origin
The strategic depth and team synergy encourage players to try new formations, unit combinations, and tactics.
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+5.0
Super Mario
The badge system and Wonder Flowers encourage trying new abilities and approaches to levels.
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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
EcoGnomix
Encourages trying different gnome combinations, strategies, and adapting to changing cave conditions.
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+5.0
Heaven Studio
Strong emphasis on trying new remix combinations, experimenting with minigames and VFX.
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+5.0
Fictorum
Strong emphasis on trying new spell combinations and rune effects
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+4.0
RAD
Strong emphasis on trying new mutation combos and adapting to RNG-driven builds
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+4.0
Golf Peaks
Trial and error and testing different card sequences is encouraged and supported by undo features.
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