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Feeling Clever: Thematic Design in Sid Sackson’s Games
This essay provides close textual analysis of the rulebooks of many of Sid Sackson’s pioneering games arguing that Sackson’s games may not be rich in theme, but his selected themes are nevertheless sensible and significant because they amplify his desired play experience of outsmarting your opponent
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