Game Designers
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If you recall the history of game definitions, you remember how Wittgenstein discounted the possibility that the things that we call “games” (or rather Spiele in German) have anything in common, and argued that they rather have family resemblances . Wittgenstein’s argument is basically to say that naive people/philosophers assume that words have definite meanings, but that if we consider his range of examples, from board, to card, to ball games, to Ring a Ring o’ Roses , it will be clear that the things we call games have nothing in common.
The Ludologist
Under graphical re-construction This site focusses on my hobby board game mechanics and board game development (check the concept link).
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