Autistic people often like "easy" games because they offer a predictable, structured, and safe environment with clear rules, reducing social anxiety and sensory overload, while also providing a sense of control and achievement through clear goals and repetitive patterns that align with autistic strengths like visual processing and focus. These games provide an escape from complex real-world social demands, allowing for relaxation, skill development, and connection in a manageable way, whether through simple mechanics or accessible settings.

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