&gt; I think it depends on how creative you are. I wouldn&#x27;t describe myself as creative, and I am not a big fan of sandbox style games.<p>I don&#x27;t think it depends on how creative you are; I think it depends on what kind of experience you are looking for in a video game.<p>I think everyone enjoys being creative to an extent, everyone enjoys more analytical thinking to an extent and everyone enjoys more instinctive activities that create a state of &quot;flow&quot; to an extent. These extents vary from person to person and can be very large or very small.<p>But equally, everyone&#x27;s daily life, job and routine requires creativity, analytical thinking and instinctual behaviour to greater and lesser degrees.<p>The kind of video games people enjoy can&#x27;t be divided simply into &quot;games for creative people&quot; and &quot;games for analytical people&quot;. The kind of experiences people seek out or enjoy are a result of the complex interplay between their natural proclivities and how those proclivities are stimulated, drained or left idle by the rest of their lives.