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All games involve movement. Either the players themselves move (such as in sports) or the players move pieces that act as surrogates for the player (such as playing pieces in a board game or a digital avatar in a video game).
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Further Readings
“How to Turn Movement into a Game Mechanic”, Game Maker’s Toolkit, https://youtu.be/rlmVxrq-3Go.
“How Game Designers Create Meaningful Mechanics”, The Game Overanalyser, https://youtu.be/KkdPxZbUNSw.
“Good Game Design – Movement”, Snoman Gaming, https://youtu.be/tAE2H5qJ8A8.
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Wang, W. (2023). Fun in Movement. In: The Structure of Game Design. International Series on Computer, Entertainment and Media Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32202-0_10
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