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'' | ''Games which are one by achieving a required game state which ends gameplay.'' | ||
A majority of games are designed so they end at some point. Those that reward a player by letting them win by doing so use a [[Winning by Ending Gameplay]] design solution (the typical other solution with winners is to end gameplay and then determine the winner). | |||
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Revision as of 14:54, 21 January 2015
Games which are one by achieving a required game state which ends gameplay.
A majority of games are designed so they end at some point. Those that reward a player by letting them win by doing so use a Winning by Ending Gameplay design solution (the typical other solution with winners is to end gameplay and then determine the winner).
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Using the pattern
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Game System Player, Tied Results
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New pattern created in this wiki.
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