Games that are slightly in the autism spectrum

[Sperglord Dante]

Most RPG (and hybrid/sub-genres like SRPG, MMORPG, roguelikes etc) are seriously autistic. Pet simulators too.

 

[Zaragoza]

Play Guilty Gear XX , can confirm

If I had to name a game..it would be the CWC adult chronicles game for XB360

No, you mean the Hexbox 360, besides CWC would make it PS exclusive.

 

[BeanBidan]

No, you mean the Hexbox 360, besides CWC would make it PS exclusive.

Oh shit you right

 

[Mapo Tofu]

Idk but I guess that visual novels would count.

 

[Autopsy]

Custom Vehicle Games are some of the most autism-aggregating things right now, especially the detailed ones like From the Depths or Space Engineer.

Spoiler: the kind of shit you're dealing with

It's not to the raw magnitude of early Minecraft projects like Earth or Enterprise-D, but at the same time, these things do stuff, and the designers precariously balance these realistic objects so that they do stuff real good, something that can require tens of hours per project even when they really get good at it.

 

[Zaryiu]

I thought games couldn't be autistic since you need to be alive to have autism

 

[FeverGlitch]

Train Simulators

 

[millais]

chess

 

[Doc Cassidy]

Paradox games, obviously.

 

[Changeofheart]

Every MMORPG and almost every game with anime art style, especially JRPGS.

 

[BILLY MAYS]

Besiege. Building siege weapons has never been this autistic before. And that's not even going into Besiege World, or modded vehicles where the parts are edited further in text editors or mods.

 

[NARPASSWORD]

You would have to be a severely autistic weeb to enjoy something like Fire Emblem Awakening, Fates, and beyond.
EDIT: Oh wait, this is for games that are just slightly autistic, not weaponized autism.
My bad!

 

[Red Hood]

Custom Vehicle Games are some of the most autism-aggregating things right now, especially the detailed ones like From the Depths or Space Engineer.

Spoiler: the kind of shit you're dealing with

It's not to the raw magnitude of early Minecraft projects like Earth or Enterprise-D, but at the same time, these things do stuff, and the designers precariously balance these realistic objects so that they do stuff real good, something that can require tens of hours per project even when they really get good at it.

The tuning and livery customization subcultures in racing sims are pretty :autism: too. I mean I'm glad someone made the Tofu Shop paintjob and a great drift tuning for the Toyota Trueno in Forza but...my god they must be autists.

 

[Overcast]

The Disgaea series falls under this banner.

The main stories in each range between 30-50 hours, the length of a standard JRPG, but that only covers a very small fraction of the content in each. And the post game content requires hours of grinding, diving into item worlds, farming, trying to unlock certain classes, passing bills, leveling up skills, farming innocents, ect.

The level cap in the games is 9999, but when you factor in reincarnation, it actually goes WAY WAY beyond that.

Even in newer games where some aspects have been streamlined, you have to spend a lot of time with these games in order to unlock all the content. And even more to complete it.

Oh right, and of course there's the anime aspect to the games.

 

[Duncan Hills Coffee]

Most of the fighting game genre above the casual play level.

One doesn't have to look further than the professional Super Smash Bros community, a game made primarily for casual play, to see how bad the autism gets.