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Patterns in game design by Staffan Bjork, Jussi Holopainen · Booklabria

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Staffan Bjork, Jussi Holopainen
Patterns in game design

ComputersProgramming

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 2

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A book by Staffan Bjork, Jussi Holopainen, first published in 2004. Open Library records 2 editions, all in English; the newest is from Charles River Media, 2005, 423 pages.

Subjects: Computers
Programming
Graphic arts
Computer games
Computer Books: General
Video & Electronic - General

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