Eagle0600

Lots of knowledge-based progression, sure, but not "render the gameplay redundant" levels of knowledge-based progression. Still, I retract my statement that it shouldn't be on the list.

Not particularly. ~~Also, Tunic really shouldn't be on the list.~~

Games like Tunic or Kingdom Come, you get better at the game as you learn more. With total knowledge of the game comes mastery of the gameplay.

The rest of the games on this list, there's effectively no gameplay once you know everything about the game. With total knowledge of the game comes an end to the gameplay, because knowledge literally is progression in the game. None of those more so than Outer Wilds, in which a casual replay would literally let you skip to the end of the game with no tricks, because the entire game has no progression mechanics at all. Once you know how to finish the game, you can just do it.

edit:
I stand slightly corrected about Tunic.

And Animal saved you from that fate! How lucky!

Who the fuck uses a random glory hole in a dungeon?

Of course it's a regional thing.

Gobstoppers are a real candy that you can buy (they're alright, but kind of annoying if you want to use your mouth for anything else in the next half-hour), the movie didn't invent them. What they invented was the "everlasting" gobstopper.

Look up furgonomics.

Pathfinder 1e has a tonne of high-quality third-party content. Not sure about 2e.

That's why I never wash my genitals. I leave them just as musky as god intended.

Give them stronger cat-people features and I'm in. (see this NSFW, for example)

Thanks, I have an appointment I can't miss today.

I'll crosspost some of my guides there!