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* ''VideoGame/{{Produce}}'' is a rather twisted version of an escort game, considering that the escorter is a VillainProtagonist willing to sacrifice two of the escortees to an EldritchAbomination so he can have the last one all to himself. Your objective is to strategically summon monsters to force your victims to keep ascending the building, while being careful to not scare them too much, accidently cause them to flee downstairs, or provoke them into fighting back.
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* The survival horror game ''VideoGame/{{AMY}}'' {{invert|edTrope}}s this premise: your player character, Lana, is infected with a virus, and has to rely on the title character (a young autistic girl who develops PsychicPowers over the course of the game) for survival. While there are some puzzles that require Lana to send Amy off to do something, if the two of them get separated for too long, the virus begins to wreak havoc on Lana's body, turning her into a Mutant and [[GameOver ending the game]].

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* The survival horror game ''VideoGame/{{AMY}}'' ''VideoGame/{{AMY|2012}}'' {{invert|edTrope}}s this premise: your player character, Lana, is infected with a virus, and has to rely on the title character (a young autistic girl who develops PsychicPowers over the course of the game) for survival. While there are some puzzles that require Lana to send Amy off to do something, if the two of them get separated for too long, the virus begins to wreak havoc on Lana's body, turning her into a Mutant and [[GameOver ending the game]].
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-->--'''VideoGame/AnimalCrossingNewLeaf''', Fortune #36 (Referring to VideoGame/StarFox)

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-->--'''VideoGame/AnimalCrossingNewLeaf''', Fortune #36 (Referring to VideoGame/StarFox)
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* ''Enemy 585'' by {{Creator/Nitrome}}: the player is a group of blocks that helps escort the slow and fat titular character escape, via platform puzzles.
* ''VideoGame/MarioAndWario'' where Mario has a bucket dropped onto his head by Wario, and as a result you had to help a fairy get Mario to his brother Luigi in order to get the bucket off his head.

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* ''Enemy 585'' by {{Creator/Nitrome}}: Creator/{{Nitrome}}: the player is a group of blocks that helps escort the slow and fat titular character escape, via platform puzzles.
* ''VideoGame/MarioAndWario'' ''VideoGame/MarioAndWario'', where Mario has a bucket dropped onto his head by Wario, and as a result you had to help a fairy get Mario to his brother Luigi in order to get the bucket off his head.



* {{VideoGame/Flicky}}. Every level starts at the exit, and it's Flicky's job to guide all the Chirps there. Touching a Chirp makes it follow Flicky in a row, but if a Tiger touches a Chirp, that Chirp and all the ones behind it will scatter.

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* {{VideoGame/Flicky}}. ''VideoGame/{{Flicky}}'': Every level starts at the exit, and it's Flicky's job to guide all the Chirps there. Touching a Chirp makes it follow Flicky in a row, but if a Tiger touches a Chirp, that Chirp and all the ones behind it will scatter.
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* ''VideoGame/{{cloudphobia}}'' tasks you with protecting an off-screen mothership, by destroying enemies before they escape the screen. This mechanic is due to the game being a TimedMission where the player must reach and defeat the boss within three minutes in each stage, to ensure they don't just boost their way past all the enemies without fighting them.
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A game where protecting orguiding someone or something is an intrinsic part of the gameplay.

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A game where protecting orguiding or guiding someone or something is an intrinsic part of the gameplay.
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A game where protecting someone or something is an intrinsic part of the gameplay.

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A game where protecting orguiding someone or something is an intrinsic part of the gameplay.

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