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Forums - Gaming Discussion - Are there any demand for non-combat games/games without combat (that aren't sports games)?

ArchangelMadzz on 30 September 2016

Left Behind DLC should've had no combat and just running away.

But I'd definitely play games with no combat, puzzle games are a good example. And as you mentioned obvious sports games.

And also racing games.



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archer9234 on 01 October 2016
Brii said:
I think the first question that needs to be asked is clarification of what you mean by 'violence'.

Does it only refer to combat, such as in first person shooters? Or does can it refer to acts of violence that aren't necessarily enacted by the player? For example, I just played the latest Ace Attorney game, and while I never once shot a person or selected an attack option, violence still had a role in the game's conflict as I investigated murder scenes.

I'd say any form a violence. Weather it's from you or the game. Even the Sim games are violent. You can intentionally kill sims, abuse them, or make a mistake.