Experience: Kills/Defeats
Other (objects, etc.) concept
Experience is awarded for killing, destroying or otherwise defeating things, usually living creatures.
864
games
75platforms
Alternate names: Murder, Slaughter, Destruction, Defeats
WIN 2003-10-28
WIN 1999
WIN 1996-12
X360 2009-11-18
FMT 1992
PS3 2010-11-01
SWTC 2019-03-26
WIN 2007
WIN 2002-11-29
X68K 1993-01-08
LIN 2004
FLA 2010-01
xp-deeds may also apply if experience points are awarded if the player can negotiating, bribe, charm, cast a spell, intimidate, force surrender, befriend, recruit, or otherwise purposefully end a conflict in some way that does not result in the death of the opponent.
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# RPG elements #
Experience gain:
* None
* Deeds
* Kills/Defeats
* Game progress
* Objects
* Literal
Character advancement:
* None
* Static
* Literal experience
* Experience distribution
* Point distribution
* Deeds
* Perks
* Objects
* Game progress
* Intermediary
Other:
* Multiple experience types
* Shared experience
* Undefined experience (games missing info on how experience is gained)
* Undefined advancement (games missing info on how character advancement works)
Experience gain:
* None
* Deeds
* Kills/Defeats
* Game progress
* Objects
* Literal
Character advancement:
* None
* Static
* Literal experience
* Experience distribution
* Point distribution
* Deeds
* Perks
* Objects
* Game progress
* Intermediary
Other:
* Multiple experience types
* Shared experience
* Undefined experience (games missing info on how experience is gained)
* Undefined advancement (games missing info on how character advancement works)
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Games by year
The first Experience: Kills/Defeats video game was released in 1978.
Starcraft, SSI and Nihon Falcom published most of these games.
Platforms
Windows | 240 | ||
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Linux | 114 | ||
NES | 49 | ||
Mac OS X | 37 | ||
MS-DOS | 33 | ||
X360 | 29 | ||
PS3 | 26 | ||
Apple II E | 17 | ||
NEC PC9801 | 16 | ||
Mac OS Classic | 16 | ||
PS4 | 15 | ||
C64 | 14 | ||
X68000 | 13 | ||
NEC PC8801 | 12 | ||
Android | 12 | ||
MSX2 | 12 | ||
Internet Only | 11 | ||
Amiga | 9 | ||
PS | 9 | ||
PS2 | 9 | ||
Sharp X1 | 8 | ||
MICRO 7 - FM7 | 8 | ||
Xbox One | 8 | ||
Atari ST | 7 | ||
BeOS | 7 | ||
Famicom Disk System | 7 | ||
Apple IIGS | 6 | ||
Flash | 6 | ||
Pandora | 6 | ||
PS Vita | 5 |
Most common companies
Starcraft | 23 | |
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SSI | 20 | |
Nihon Falcom | 18 | |
Origin | 17 | |
Square Enix | 16 | |
Electronic Arts | 15 | |
Square | 15 | |
Pony Canyon | 13 | |
Blizzard | 13 | |
Deep Silver | 12 | |
2K Games | 12 | |
Enix | 10 | |
Beamdog | 9 | |
Microsoft Game Studios | 8 | |
Trendy Entertainment | 8 |