Unusual systems for non-combat focused games

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Many games have an alcohol drinking sub-mechanic.

>>51296554
>tfw nobody cares about a comfy city building game where players have to work together to decide what's best for the population.

>>51296554
MAID rpg

that is all

>>51296554
Monsterhearts

supernatural teenage drama, and the social rules are excellent

I wish I had a list of prgs with good subsystems, because most of the time I have to homebrew shit, like that fatigue module for army games taht took me weeks to balance.

The 40k rpgs have a nice requisition mechanism.
Albedo and Unknown Armies have some of the best psychological damage system I've seen in games.

>>51296554
I've been looking for a system to run a competitive evo style game where each player controls and selectively evolves their organisms to outsurvive each other. Anyone know anything that could fit that, or should I just theatre of mind it?

I loved Nobilis back in the day. That was a setting where you played as gods trying to prevent the unraveling of the world. And considering that many beings you meet could eat nuclear explosions on the daily, straightforward combat wasn't really a thing in that.

Golden Sky Stories and Chuubo's are both good games for noncombat purposes.