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• Surrendering
  Many games recognize one player as a winner of a game instance in some way. Those that Two-players competitive [[:Category:Board Games|Board Games]] with perfect information, e.g. [[Chess]] or [[Go]], have well-established traditions that [[Surrende
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• Winner determined after Gameplay Ends
  ''Games where the winner(s) are determined after gameplay ends.'' ...end reveal or calculate who actually won (if anybody). The latter type of games make use of the pattern [[Winner determined after Gameplay Ends]].
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• Uncertainty of Information
  ''The case when a player cannot be certain on the reliability of information he or she has.'' ...es that make use of this to challenge players make use of [[Uncertainty of Information]] to do so.
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• Outcome Indicators
  ''Means of providing players with information about an outcome of an action in addition to the diegetic effect of the act ...action takes place beyond a player's spheres of awareness. In these cases, games may provide explicit indicators, [[Outcome Indicators]] of what has happene
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• Game State Overviews
  ''Information provided to players that extends beyond the observational abilities provide ...ided to players through [[Game State Overviews]] which collect and present information in other ways.
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• Unwinnable Game States
  ...ays cause [[Unwinnable Game States]] this may not be a problem since these games are typically designed to give players other meaningful goals than winning. ...gning a game with a [[Winner determined after Gameplay Ends]]. [[Imperfect Information]] can also help with this.
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• Leaps of Faith
  Not all actions in games have predictable outcomes. When a player can see many potential ways of fai The [[:Category:Platform Games|Platform Games]] [[Ghosts 'n Goblins]] has places where players can't see the other side o
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• TwixT
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• Shogi
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• Predefined Goals
  ...ices or interpretations if the design allows it. All winnable games, i.e., games where there exists a game state that defines one or several winners, have t Games of [[StarCraft]] is won by eliminating all the units of the opponents, alth
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• Preventing Goals
  Games typically provide players with goals for winning or making their actions fe ...[[Team Fortress series]] and Capture-the-flag variants of [[:Category:FPS Games|First Person Shooters]] such as the [[Quake series|Quake]] or [[Unreal Tour
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• Gain Information
  ''The goal of performing actions in a game in order to be able to receive information or make deductions.'' ...the game, e.g., picking up a book, or choosing an action that presents the information to the player, e.g., looking at a sign. In the second case, this can be by
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