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I’m not really sure what a sim is to you, but a sim to me is a game like the sims 4, rimworld, etc. something where you can relax and slowly make a civilization.
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It’s kind of annoying finding games with good mind control. If I had to name one right now, I’d say Jikage Rising is pretty good, though it may not be your thing since it takes place in the Naruto setting and therefore is anime art (which some do not like).
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If you like 2D, I suggest Snow Haze. Really liked the artstyle, but the llot was a let down for me (I hate mind control).
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The word "sim" does kind of muddy the waters. Those I'd would consider "simulators" of various respects, while the "immersive sim" tag is often used in conjunction with other gaming tags like "FPS" , "RPG", etc.
But by its definition, "An immersive sim (simulation) is a video game genre that emphasizes player choice. Its core, defining trait is the use of simulated systems that respond to a variety of player actions which, combined with a comparatively broad array of player abilities, allow the game to support varied and creative solutions to problems, as well as emergent gameplay beyond what has been explicitly designed by the developer.", one could arguably place simulator type games into the "immersive sim" category.
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I know you aren't gonna agree but I enjoy Farming Simulator franchise. Definitely not your traditional "RPG" but it has elements.
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I've heard a .22 up the asshole can be a very drawn out and painful affair.
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Insexual Awakening 2 ( https://lewdcorner.com/threads/insexual-awakening-2-love-and-learn-v0-42-alpha-team-cyber-hexxx.113/ ) has what you describe.
Haven't played too far yet, so can't really comment too much on it but the MC is a shota, it has a Mom and a couple teachers and classmates in there. No sister or other relatives than the Mom though.
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Foot of the Mountain.
It tricked you by having some progression initially, and then at some point turned on infinigrind mode, where nothing progressed. Took me too long to realize.
It tricked you by having some progression initially, and then at some point turned on infinigrind mode, where nothing progressed. Took me too long to realize.
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Does Skyrim really come close? It's a sandbox sure, but when it comes to actual content there tend to be very little choice outside of the occasional scripted option. And stealth archer tends to outshine almost everything.
It's also designed so there's no real need to choose how you approach things- given enough time you can easily be perfect at everything.
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Dishonored (all 3 of them) would probably fall within that context as you can get through each "problem" in numerous ways depending on how you like to play in your current playthrough, maybe have a look at that if you haven't already.
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Dishonored is an awesome game. I've played all the parts and they're all great.
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I find the "immersive sim" label to be somewhat confused. I know what kind of games people mean when they say it, but if you think about it, it can be applied to a vast number of games that fall way outside of it. Is Half-Life 2 an immersive sim, because you can solve a number of problems by messing around with the physics engine, even where the designers didn't anticipate it? Are any games with physics engines part of the genre, really? After all, you can solve things through manipulating the environment and it's based on the rules of physics, not the programmer specifically designing every solution. It's very clearly emergent gameplay, which seems to be the core trait people always bring up. At that point the label becomes a joke of course.
As for Skyrim, there is the one thing that kind of falls into the category: Putting buckets on people to obscure their vision, so they cannot catch you thieving around. That's extremely silly in its specifics, but very much the kind of thing people play "immersive sims" for. That outside the box thinking and approaching problems in unusual ways. It's the only thing Skyrim has that really goes in that direction though.
As for Skyrim, there is the one thing that kind of falls into the category: Putting buckets on people to obscure their vision, so they cannot catch you thieving around. That's extremely silly in its specifics, but very much the kind of thing people play "immersive sims" for. That outside the box thinking and approaching problems in unusual ways. It's the only thing Skyrim has that really goes in that direction though.
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Ye I agree. A full ghost/shadow/clean hands run is just as much fun if not more so than a full high chaos one and being able to choose what you want to do each mission is really nice
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Great point, Skyrim does have some of that emergent gameplay people love with the immersive sims, especially when you are playing outside the intent of the authors. It's a tough thing to nail down, but also, as you say... if you played one, you kind of know what its all about.
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My go to was oblivion elder scrolls 4 back in the day
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Ghost of Tsushima counts as RPG? if so then I recommend it.
Some people really hate Metal Gear 5 but you can be a literal ghost or just blow up your way out.
Some people really hate Metal Gear 5 but you can be a literal ghost or just blow up your way out.
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Maybe Corruption by Mr. C? Not exactly what you're looking for, I'm afraid. But there's some cheating on a husband between sisters and nieces.
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