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If you are making a game for someone else, you should probably know what they want. Ask yourself these questions: What does the client really want, deep down in his heart?

   If you are making a game for someone else, you should probably know what they want. Ask yourself these questions:
What does the client really want, deep down in his heart?

The art of game design: a book of lenses

The art of game design: a book of lenses

Jesse Schell 1st Edition

Chapter 27, Problem 3

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If you are making a game for someone else, you should probably know what they want. Ask yourself these questions: What does the client really want, deep down in his heart?

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