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Chapter Three – The Experience Rises Out of a Game

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Chapter Twenty-Six – The Team Builds a Game with Technology

Jesse Schell, 2008 .

Chapter Twenty-Four – The Team Sometimes Communicates Through Documents

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Chapter Sixteen – Story and Game Structures can be Artfully Merged with Indirect Control

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Chapter Twenty-Nine – The Designer and Client Want the Game to Make a Profit

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Chapter Seven – The Game Improves Through Iteration

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Each Designer Has a Purpose

Jesse Schell, 2014 .

Chapter Twenty-Seven – Your Game Will Probably Have a Client

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Chapter Eleven – Game Mechanics Must be in Balance

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Chapter Six – The Game Begins with an Idea

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Chapter Twenty-Five – Good Games Are Created Through Playtesting

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Chapter Thirty-Two – Each Designer has a Motivation

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Chapter Thirteen – Players Play Games Through an Interface

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Chapter Twelve – Game Mechanics Support Puzzles

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Chapter Twenty-Three – The Designer Usually Works with a Team

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Chapter Twenty-Eight – The Designer Gives the Client a Pitch

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Chapter Ten – Some Elements are Game Mechanics

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Chapter Thirty – Games Transform Their Players

Jesse Schell, J. Schell, 2008 .

Chapter Two – The Designer Creates an Experience

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Chapter Nine – The Experience is in the Player's Mind

Jesse Schell, J. Schell, 2008 .

Chapter Fifteen – One Kind of Experience Is the Story

Jesse Schell, 2008 .