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• Obstacles
  ...stacles]] are locked doors that require keys of various kinds. Examples of games that have this include [[The Legend of Zelda series]], the [[Doom series]], In games building their gameplay extensively on [[Rhythm-Based Actions]], [[Obstacle
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• Combat
  ...n, uncertainty, and importance of the real-world equivalent. [[Combat]] in games give players clear goals and opponents and gives clear indication of what p ...ainst each other with game rounds of 5 or 1 seconds (the [[:Category:Board Games|Board Game]] [[Car Wars]] uses segments of 0.1 or 0.2 seconds depending on
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• Third-Person Views
  Games that want to visually present game worlds to their players can do this in s ...ird-Person Views]] in that the background move as players move through the games. They are however weak examples since the game entities under the players'
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• Cameras
  Games with game worlds need to present them in some fashion. Unless given from th ...ers to have a complete view of the area that is being viewed. In real-time games, players may however set the [[Cameras]] to follow avatars or units as they
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• Polyathlons
  ''Polyathlons are games or tournaments consisting of several different challenges where each challe One way to vary gameplay in both individual games and tournaments is to make them consist of several different events with di
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• Snooker
  [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Dexterity-Based Games]]
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• Sprints
  [[Category:Games]] [[Dexterity-Based Actions]]
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• Crosshairs
  ...erlaid on the game world presentation to make this more easy, and in other games where players can move their aim point freely it is more or less required t ...4 Dead]], [[Quake series|Quake]], and [[Unreal Tournament series]]. Other games that make use of [[Crosshairs]] - because they also contain shooting as par
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• Guitar Hero series
  [[Category:Computer Games]] [[Category:Party Games]]
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• Dexterity-Based Actions
  ...nclude challenges whose outcome depend on players motoric abilities have [[Dexterity-Based Actions]]. ...actions to be dexterous: billiards and computer games are examples of how games can be manipulated through indirect control.
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• Jenga
  [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Dexterity-Based Games]]
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• Ascending Empires
  [[Category:Board Games]] [[Category:Games]]
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• Javelin Throw
  [[Category:Games]] [[Dexterity-Based Actions]]
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• Pole Vault
  [[Category:Games]] [[Dexterity-Based Actions]]
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• Boules
  [[Category:Games]] This is a game stub for the family of games based on throwing balls. For more information, see the Wikipedia entry<ref
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• Archery
  [[Category:Games]] [[Dexterity-Based Actions]]
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• Stealth
  ...tions. Naturally, this can also be made into explicit design goals so that games are lost or penalties received for failing to be stealthy. Some [[:Category:Children's Games|Childrens' Games]], e.g. [[Burken]], are based on one person trying to find the other player
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• Player Physical Prowess
  Games can provide both mental and physical challenges to players. Those that do t ..., also tend to make the mimicking activities in physically demanding ones. Games that require quick eye-hand coordination, e.g. [[Counter-Strike]] or the [[
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• Real World Knowledge Advantages
  ''Games where players can make use of specific real world knowledge to their advant ...able advantages during gameplay due to have knowledge of real world facts. Games that do have this - either by intent or by mistake - offer players [[Real W
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• Enactment
  Players in games are often given characters to control and can through these perform actions ...are dedicated to roleplaying and [[:Category:Massively Multiplayer Online Games|MUDs]] such as [[DragonMud]] focus upon it.
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