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With varying amounts of needed input.
I don't know any zero player game that is readily available in my mind, or could potentially be existing on Steam. Have you, or anybody else for that matter, ever come across a game on Steam that fits the description of the "zero player game" genre, by any chance?
There's Twitch, of course, offering many options for watching a game being played.
There are multiplayer games where every player can be set to "CPU". I don't play many multiplayer games so I can't think of any off the top of my head.
There are also emulated retro games that sometimes include a "watch" feature that allows you to watch the CPU play the games (and lets you jump in and take over at any moment). Pretty sure the Cowabunga Collection includes that, as does the SNK 40th Anniversary Collection.
Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition allows you to select an AI instead of the human player for player 1. The AI then fights another AI and you can watch the game. The game technically runs all by itself.
I use this feature to watch AI games and test modified AIs (I've been doing a bit of AI scripting lately
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is sort of like what you're describing, except for the part where you have to set up the battles. They play themselves out, but changing things up requires some input.
There's also a campaign with limited number of units you can use per challenge against pre-selected enemies. You can optionally select a unit if you desire to join the fight, but everything has the ability to fight by itself.
They did. Valves crystal ball warned them about the huge wave of porn games coming in the future so they pulled the movie plug while they could.