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Is this >>722936282 key word "want", these games don't hold your hand, they show you mechanics and what possible, or rather you realize what is possible, which makes you hooked even more since it tricks you into believing you are "genius" who discover something special. You can observe a lot of this in pathetic e-celebs who the second discovering sub-meta starts start feeling like they are oracles of the game.

80% of their "fun" is arbitrary goals you set yourself. In honesty, even those games do actually hold your hand, by having an end goal. Dwarf fortress is probably the only one, but even then all the autsimo games have "tutorials" which you basically HAVE to thoroughly play to get into. Noita have an end goal, a boss at the bottom which is basically a tutorial and all the mechanics and exploration is a the actual game, not the linear path of the "story".