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Coping with uncertainty in a location-based game

Benford et al., 2003

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954210209925432033
Author
Benford S
Anastasi R
Flintham M
Greenhalgh C
Tandavanitj N
Adams M
Row-Farr J
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE pervasive computing

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With location-based games, how you manage uncertainty can make the difference between fun and fiasco. Game designers should know what uncertainties to hide and what to reveal to create an engaging experience. This article describes our experiences, focusing on …
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