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Abstract

Employing shapes, patterns, and colors to create non-representational art. Abstract games often focus on evoking emotions or exploring game mechanics rather than depicting realistic scenes or narratives. They may feature geometric designs, procedural generation, or unconventional gameplay elements that challenge traditional genre expectations.

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Experimental

Games that defy the traditional approach to game design and offer unique, interesting and often strange experiences.

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Latesttagged Abstract and Experimental (21 results)

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A print-and-play puzzle fanzine about hiking.
A Solo Micro Journaling game about a failed mountaineering expedition
A Regency Gossip Letter-Writing Game for 3+ Players
Battle limited resources and censorship in this WWI letter-writing game for 2
Creating poetry with dice rolls and censorship. 1+ players.
Play as gods creating a universe by writing the rules of the game you are playing.
A tabletop game about fragmentation, identity, and becoming
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A game for artists (by atrists), about looking at the world from a different perspecptive.
Be intimate, be a monster, together
A unique multi-purpose deck of cards
A love letter game to my 20 year old self
a feverdream about moving forward while looking behind
a bittersweet feverdream for two
an epistolary feverdream
A Tabletop Game about Bringing Happiness at The End
A unique multi-purpose deck of cards
a self-indulgent troika! feverdream
An emotional world building landscape
A two-player conversation game about communication, mindfulness, and gratitude.
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