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Archetype
Authorship restriction
plot
software key
Digital watermark
Five-star rating system
fad
unbiased
non-compete agreement
Derivative works restriction
consumer
Reverse engineering
orginal creation
Fair Use/Fair Dealings doctrine
non-compete agreement
case law
Linear sequence
Walkthroughs
Artistry
Statutory laws
Main storyline of a game.
Product with a very short life cycle.
Allows the use of a work without permission from the creator under a very strict guideline; for the purpose of describing or reviewing the creative work.
Story is presented in a straight line whereby the player must complete objectives or levels in a set order.
A standardized class of character, such as hero, shadow, mentor, herald, helper, guardian, or trickster.
A contract that states you cannot share any information about the company or its products with any other company; also referred to as confidentiality agreement.
Allows the use of the Creative Commons work so long as you give credit to the original author or creator.
End user or final link in the supply chain; purchaser of goods and services.
Laws enacted when the first lawsuit to deal with a specific problem has been judged and an outcome determined.
How the visual elements of the game complement each other.
Visual rating system for the key elements of a game.
The group of laws that have been passed by legislature.
Opinion that fairly evaluates both negative and positive attributes.
Process of deconstructing an existing game to understand how it works.
Something original from someone's mind or intellect.
A contract that states you cannot open your own studio or work for a competing company for a certain period of time—usually six months or a year.
Instructions on what needs to be done to complete a game or level.
Prohibits the use of the Creative Commons work in any other form than the original.
Unlocks game software to allow one, and only one, installation.
Dull spot on the image or words typed over the image that shows up on any unauthorized copy.
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Opinion that fairly evaluates both negative and positive attributes. | unbiased |
Laws enacted when the first lawsuit to deal with a specific problem has been judged and an outcome determined. | case law |
Visual rating system for the key elements of a game. | Five-star rating system |
Story is presented in a straight line whereby the player must complete objectives or levels in a set order. | Linear sequence |
How the visual elements of the game complement each other. | Artistry |
A standardized class of character, such as hero, shadow, mentor, herald, helper, guardian, or trickster. | Archetype |
Process of deconstructing an existing game to understand how it works. | Reverse engineering |
A contract that states you cannot open your own studio or work for a competing company for a certain period of time—usually six months or a year. | non-compete agreement |
Product with a very short life cycle. | fad |
Allows the use of a work without permission from the creator under a very strict guideline; for the purpose of describing or reviewing the creative work. | Fair Use/Fair Dealings doctrine |
Dull spot on the image or words typed over the image that shows up on any unauthorized copy. | Digital watermark |
Prohibits the use of the Creative Commons work in any other form than the original. | Derivative works restriction |
Instructions on what needs to be done to complete a game or level. | Walkthroughs |
The group of laws that have been passed by legislature. | Statutory laws |
Allows the use of the Creative Commons work so long as you give credit to the original author or creator. | Authorship restriction |
A contract that states you cannot share any information about the company or its products with any other company; also referred to as confidentiality agreement. | non-compete agreement |
Main storyline of a game. | plot |
End user or final link in the supply chain; purchaser of goods and services. | consumer |
Unlocks game software to allow one, and only one, installation. | software key |
Something original from someone's mind or intellect. | orginal creation |
