Games with unique and unexpected elements are my favourites.

Games that promote exploration and both physical and symbolic discovery are my favourites.

Whether they are virtual or set in the real world, I can't help but like games that require study.

Generally speaking, I enjoy games that allow you to explore both the real and virtual worlds.

Even though I'm not always there, my favourite games typically include exploration and learning new things.

I appear to be more interested in game strategies that promote investigation and learning than others.

I typically use a game's potential for exploration and discovery to determine how interested I am in it.

Games with distinctive and engaging gameplay mechanics tend to appeal to me more. The opportunity to solve riddles and learn unexpected knowledge is what I enjoy most about playing video games.

In many of my fave games, exploration—whether in space or by finding new objects—occurs frequently. Most of the fun games I've made include investigating and collecting interesting objects, even if they don't really have a purpose.

System elements in games that encourage player research and the discovery of previously undiscovered elements usually pique my attention.

My favourite games are usually the ones that demand the most exploration.

I'm always drawn to game mechanics that allow you to explore and discover new, fascinating things.

I should mention that learning new and fascinating things is usually my favourite aspect of playing games. In general, I like games that need some kind of investigation.

Anyway, whether you play them online or offline, I've always like games that aim to teach you something new.

A game with a lot of hidden components has a higher chance of capturing my attention completely.

Whether they are based in virtual or real-world environments, I can't resist playing games that demand exploration.