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The 26 pages that link to Game design, each with the reason it gives.

• Video gameNarrower topic: It organizes mechanics and presentation into a coherent playable experience.

• Shigeru MiyamotoNarrower topic: Miyamoto’s work is a distinctive body of practice within game design.

• Game mechanicsNarrower topic: Mechanics are one designed element within the broader work of making a game.

• Game rulesNarrower topic: Rule writing is one part of designing a game's playable structure.

• Game balanceNarrower topic: Balance is one part of the broader work of shaping a playable experience.

• Level designNarrower topic: Level design is one part of the broader work of shaping a game.

• GamificationNarrower topic: Gamification borrows design principles while retaining a non-game activity as its main purpose.

• Emergent gameplayNarrower topic: Designers shape the conditions under which unplanned interactions can occur.

• Game feelNarrower topic: Game feel is one design concern within the larger craft of shaping play.

• Difficulty curveNarrower topic: Difficulty pacing connects moment-to-moment challenge with the game's intended experience.

• Eiji AonumaNarrower topic: Aonuma’s design decisions shape how Zelda worlds invite exploration and experimentation.

• Sid MeierNarrower topic: Meier’s career is centered on designing the rules and decisions that shape play.

• Will WrightNarrower topic: Wright’s career centers on designing systems that invite experimentation rather than prescribed play.

• History of gamesNarrower topic: Design choices connect historical changes in play to deliberate invention.

• GameplayNarrower topic: Gameplay is the experience that design choices seek to shape.

• Alexey PajitnovNarrower topic: Pajitnov’s achievement lies in the rules and interactions he designed.

• Candy LandNarrower topic: Candy Land illustrates how a deck and path can create a game with almost no strategic choices.