← Back to context Comment by vigilantpuma 13 hours ago Are there any games that are not “walled” games? 5 comments vigilantpuma Reply foolswisdom 11 hours ago Brings https://web.archive.org/web/20260418203923/http://gamestudie... to mind. mettamage 2 hours ago Fun to see a write up about game studies. Takes me back :) andsoitis 13 hours ago > Are there any games that are not “walled” games?Some games approximate infinite play: Minecraft, Roblox, EVE Online, Second Life, Gary's Mode.However, even they have technological, economic, and rule-based boundaries. pnexk 4 hours ago dotA2. I love to death what you can do within each hero and itemization and strategic layer. Highest mmr players constantly figuring out little tricks and builds and ways to eek out an advantage or find new strats as each patch’s meta develops gverrilla 11 hours ago Those are simulations, not games, I would say. Even though they host games inside them.
foolswisdom 11 hours ago Brings https://web.archive.org/web/20260418203923/http://gamestudie... to mind. mettamage 2 hours ago Fun to see a write up about game studies. Takes me back :)
andsoitis 13 hours ago > Are there any games that are not “walled” games?Some games approximate infinite play: Minecraft, Roblox, EVE Online, Second Life, Gary's Mode.However, even they have technological, economic, and rule-based boundaries. pnexk 4 hours ago dotA2. I love to death what you can do within each hero and itemization and strategic layer. Highest mmr players constantly figuring out little tricks and builds and ways to eek out an advantage or find new strats as each patch’s meta develops gverrilla 11 hours ago Those are simulations, not games, I would say. Even though they host games inside them.
pnexk 4 hours ago dotA2. I love to death what you can do within each hero and itemization and strategic layer. Highest mmr players constantly figuring out little tricks and builds and ways to eek out an advantage or find new strats as each patch’s meta develops
gverrilla 11 hours ago Those are simulations, not games, I would say. Even though they host games inside them.
Brings https://web.archive.org/web/20260418203923/http://gamestudie... to mind.
Fun to see a write up about game studies. Takes me back :)
> Are there any games that are not “walled” games?
Some games approximate infinite play: Minecraft, Roblox, EVE Online, Second Life, Gary's Mode.
However, even they have technological, economic, and rule-based boundaries.
dotA2. I love to death what you can do within each hero and itemization and strategic layer. Highest mmr players constantly figuring out little tricks and builds and ways to eek out an advantage or find new strats as each patch’s meta develops
Those are simulations, not games, I would say. Even though they host games inside them.