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game feel: a standalone construct

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Game design

the tactile, kinesthetic feeling of controlling a virtual object in real time, built from responsive control, simulated space and polish.

In game design, game feel refers to the tactile, kinesthetic feeling of controlling a virtual object in real time, built from responsive control, simulated space and polish. This meaning comes from Swink (2008) in Game feel.[1]

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Swink, S. (2008). Game feel. CRC Press. ISBN 9780429178566

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