Avoiderdragon: The thing about games these days is that there are way less limits to imagination, so there have been more titles with novel concepts. There are some that play more like interactive fiction, while others dig into the players’ tendencies like in Antichamber. There are some games though that are made to be open-ended, wherein almost anything is possible and players can create their own stories and scenarios. Goat Simulator was made to be that from the ground up.
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