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• Negotiable Play Sessions
  ...al players may change their preferences from play session to play session. Games that include design options to let players have varying lengths of their pl [[:Category:Puzzle Games|Puzzle Games]] such as [[Angry Birds]], [[Sokoban]], and the [[Portal series]] don't req
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• Negotiable Game Sessions
  ...ake to complete, and this may change between each time the game is played. Games that allow players to influence the time taken to play through them can be [[:Category:Sandbox Games|Sandbox Games]] such as [[Slaves to Armok II: Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]], [[Minecraf
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• Minimalized Social Weight
  ...tle with players' abilities to social interact with other people while the games are being played.'' ...to) interact with. While it may be impossible to fully avoid these issues, games that pose few obstacles to social interaction can be said to have [[Minimal
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• Entrenching Gameplay
  ''Games where the perceivable game state becomes less and less mutable as gameplay In some games, effects of the actions players do cannot be undone. When these effects com
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• Tiered Participation
  ''Games where players can belong to different tiers in regards to their expected in ...ameplay for the same periods of time or with the same types of activities. Games with [[Tiered Participation]] try to solve this issue by having several dis
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• Peg Solitaire
  [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Board Games]]
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• Player Aids
  ...layers, [[Call of Cthulhu]] was the first [[:Category:Tabletop Roleplaying Games|Tabletop Roleplaying Game]] that had sheets with [[Player Aids]] in the for ...ic events take place but in other games (like [[Zork I]] and other Infocom games) it may simply be available from before gameplay begins. The actual design
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• Solution Uncertainty
  Players of games are often tasks with trying to reach a goal without knowing exactly how to ...ystery of the Abbey]], and [[Ricochet Robots]] are examples of multiplayer games that build upon similar [[Solution Uncertainty]].
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• Mystery of the Abbey
  [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Board Games]]
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• Battleship
  [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Board Games]]
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• Alchemists
  [[Category:Computer-Augmented Board Games]] [[Category:Games]]
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• Complex Gameplay
  Games often strive to challenge players. One of the ways this can be done is thro The perfect information games [[Chess]] and [[Go]] show how providing a rather small set of possible acti
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• Regenerating Resources
  ''Resources in games that are created simply by the passing of game time.'' Players often manipulate various types of resources in games, and in many cases use up these through various actions. [[Regenerating Res
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• Trial and Error Solutions
  ...allows them to engage in trial by error examination of them and makes the games have [[Trial and Error Solutions]] to problems. ...provide [[Trial and Error Solutions]] even if it is a multiple choice quiz games since players only have one chance. The same applies to multiple choice que
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• Lucky Guess Solutions
  Players need to perform actions in all but the rarest of games, and in many cases may have many different actions to choose from. [[Lucky ...[Lucky Guess Solutions]]. Similarly, [[:Category:Adventure Games|Adventure Games]] such as [[The Dig]], the [[King's Quest series]], and the [[Myst series]]
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• Quizzes
  ...and the questions are about checking if players know facts, this makes the games be [[Quizzes]] or have [[Quizzes]] as part of them. ...ess all players know all answers since earlier. Having this opens up for [[Puzzle Solving]] and [[Lucky Guess Solutions]]. When they are of the multiple choi
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• Game Time Manipulation
  ...eplay events that in sequence affect the initial game state. However, some games allow [[Game Time Manipulation]] as actions in which players can affect the The platform puzzle game [[Braid]] allows players to rewind game time (although not all game el
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• Eliminate
  One of the most common goals in games is to remove game elements from play. Players that have these goals have [[ ...taken, the piece can be brought back to the game later. The single-player puzzle game [[Peg Solitaire]] consists of eliminating all game elements from the g
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• Excise
  Games have game states that need to be updated during gameplay. This can feel lik ...and update it as necessary. For [[:Category:Roleplaying Games|Roleplaying Games]], the game masters also have the task of describing the game worlds and th
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• Game State Overviews
  Many [[:Category:Board Games|Board Games]], e.g. [[Amun-Re]], [[Carcassonne]], [[Dominant Species]], [[Inca Empire]] ...Racing Games]], e. g., the [[Mario Kart series]] and the Monkey Race party games in the [[Super Monkey Ball series]], provide a small overhead map that show
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