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Exploration
Discovering new areas or secrets
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Exploration + Story
A strong dose of exploration and story in the same game.
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+4.0
Don't Knock Twice
Exploring a large mansion with many rooms and hidden items is a core gameplay element.
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+4.0
There Is No Light: Enhanced Edition
Exploration of a large, detailed world with secrets, side quests, and lore is a key part of the experience.
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+4.0
Gleaner Heights
Strong emphasis on discovering new areas, secrets, and story elements in the town and mines.
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+4.0
Soul Axiom
Strong emphasis on exploring diverse, surreal environments and uncovering story fragments and collectibles.
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+4.0
Gold Rush! Classic
Exploration of multiple routes and areas is central, with discovery of items and story elements.
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+4.0
[Chilla's Art] Hanako | 花子さん
Core gameplay revolves around exploring a detailed school environment, finding keys, clues, and secrets.
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+4.0
Normality
Strong emphasis on exploring a detailed dystopian city and discovering secrets and story elements.
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+4.0
Californium
Core gameplay involves discovering new areas, hidden symbols, and alternate realities within a limited but richly…
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+4.0
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition
Open-world design encourages discovery of new areas and secrets.
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+4.0
Millennium Mission
Dense, puzzle-filled world with time-travel mechanics and hidden secrets encourages discovery.
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+4.0
Pokémon
Large, multi-biome maps with secrets, lore, and environmental storytelling encourage curiosity-driven discovery.
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+4.0
Pokémon Añil
The game features a reimagined Kanto with new locations, secrets, and quests, encouraging thorough exploration and…
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+4.0
The Amazing Digital Circus: Lost Demo
Core gameplay revolves around discovering collectibles, secrets, and navigating the circus environment.
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