[POLL] NARRATIVE THEMES & SETTINGS

I wanted to do a poll asking everyone their favorite narrative themes and settings... so here! ps. I apologize for the typo in intrigue. Seems I can't edit it anymore!

Stories in games can usually contain several of these themes and settings, but I'd like to ask you to explain which specific narrative scenario appeals to you the most and for what reasons?

In addition to the most interesting narrative themes you can also include the specific framework where you prefer these themes, or any themes to be portrayed in. eg. A post apocalyptic world, a surreal dimension of some sort, a high fantasy medieval land, etc.

Adventure: Your general adventure theme where you don't usually stick to one place for too long and you pretty much travel all around the world in different less or more epic scenarios.

Intrigue: A political, corporate, or some other sort of intrigue setting, where you can clearly tell there are opposite factions at play, but it often seems hard to tell who's part of which faction now.

Mystery: While this could be similar to intrigue, here it isn't always other humans or factions that you're dealing with, but generally something still seems to be wrong and you can't quite put your finger on what it is without spending a good while solving the mystery that pretty much the whole setting is.

Relationships / Romance: In these settings you spend most of your time building and inspecting the relationships between the members of the cast by interacting and communicating with them.

Simulation / Management: Not so much of a narrative setting as it is a mechanics setting. In these settings you're usually in charge of some sort of unit that contains several factors you need to take in to account while managing it. eg. A house of Sims, a city with skylines, a planet with civilizations!

Survival: Usually when you look around you it's pretty dark, and often you are fighting for your life with something that's lurking behind your blind spot and creeping towards you when you aren't looking. Sometimes it's just about finding the tools to hunt and rations to carry on for another day.

War: Many settings have wars in them, but if it's specifically a war setting you'll probably be spending most, if not all of your time fighting in the war zones, carrying out different kind of missions and advancing your war campaigns.

Other: I might have forgot something, so if you have other preference, just vote for this and specify.