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Typically referred to as toys or simulators rather than games; there isn’t much out there but I find those terms get better S:N
by danielheath 6y ago
Typically referred to as toys or simulators rather than games; there isn’t much out there but I find those terms get better S:N
- brundolf 6y agoSort of. I feel like both of those terms come with their own additional meaning (toys being mainly concerned with micro-interactions and simulators being more concerned with, well... simulating - and usually the complexity of managing - some real-world system), though I would put them under the overall umbrella of non-objective games