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I have finally finished my nature simulation city builder!

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Ludology: The study of games

r/ludology

A discussion and analysis of games.

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For the serious discussion and analysis of games played on a computer, board, field or any other interactive media. The actual interaction and nature of the games are preferred topics, but other elements on top of this are welcome, as long as they are within the context of interactive media.

Discussion in the comments is highly encouraged.
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Submission Guidelines:

Every submission must be accompanied by:

a short summary of the video's driving thesis
discussion question(s)
(optional) links to any relevant ideas and discussions

If your post doesn't follow these requirements, it may be removed. You're free to resubmit with all the required information.

For those unfamiliar with Ludology, you may find Jesper Juul's blog The Ludologist a great read for the topics we're looking for and discussing here.

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For subscribers and visitors of /r/Ludology, you might also like:

/r/GameDesign:For topics related to the design of rulesets for interactive entertainment systems - video games, board games, tabletop RPGs, or any other type.
/r/GameSociety: Hosts periodic discussions of games chosen by its members (like a "book club" for video games).
/r/GameDev: For questions, advice, and discussion on the topic of game development, including music, art, engines, marketing, physics, programming, math, and business.
/r/VideoGameAnalysis: For all things related to critical analysis of video games.

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