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The 13 pages that link to Player agency, each with the reason it gives.

• Video gameRelated: Games invite action by making choices matter within their rules.

• Game mechanicsRelated: Mechanics determine which choices players can make and how much those choices matter.

• Game designRelated: Agency measures whether designed choices produce consequential outcomes.

• Game balanceRelated: Balanced options matter only when players can meaningfully choose among them.

• Emergent gameplayRelated: Agency lets players influence the systems from which emergent experiences arise.

• Environmental storytellingRelated: Exploration lets players control the pace and order of narrative discovery.

• Sandbox gameRelated: Sandbox play depends on choices having room to shape the experience.

• Simulation video gameRelated: Control over modeled systems is a defining pleasure of the genre.

• Will WrightRelated: Wright’s games emphasize self-directed decisions over a single authored sequence of events.

• GameplayRelated: Agency describes how much player decisions shape the experience.

• Single-player video gameRelated: A single player’s choices can drive outcomes without negotiation among human participants.

• Video game genreRelated: Genres differ in the kinds and scope of player decisions they emphasize.

• Game (video entertainment)Related: Agency distinguishes consequential choices from merely presented options.