Moral choices
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The player is presented with moral choices which may stray the story or side-story to different directions. A common tool for character building in RPGs.
Notable people involved: 'Guzusuru', 'merrigo', Magnolia Porter, 'Toby Fox' and 'Tuyoki'
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The "best" among these are the ones where there's no real right or wrong, good or bad/evil, or such answers but most games have a rather black & white "alignment" system implemented that encourages similar choices to be present.
Note that morality has nothing to do with legality, so this is not about choices between illegal actions and legal ones, because an illegal action can actually be the moral one.
Note that morality has nothing to do with legality, so this is not about choices between illegal actions and legal ones, because an illegal action can actually be the moral one.
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The first Moral choices video game was released in 1987.
2K Games and Leisure Genius published most of these games.