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ai computational systems and algorithms used to generate responsive, intelligent, or adaptive behaviors in non-player characters (NPCs) and virtual environments
anime interactive media featuring artistic, thematic, or narrative elements originating from Japanese animation
console a specialized computer device designed primarily for playing interactive games on a display, such as a TV or monitor
cut scene a non-interactive sequence in a video game that temporarily interrupts gameplay to advance the story, develop characters, or show environmental changes
esa Entertainment Software Association
esrb eating assigns age-based ratings to video games in the U.S. and Canada, guiding consumers on suitability regarding violence, sexual content, and language
first person shooter is a subgenre of action video games where the gameplay centers on weapon-based combat viewed directly through the eyes of the player character.
fps frames per second
game screens . "Game screens" refer to the distinct visual states or interfaces the player navigates through, such as title menus, gameplay overlays (HUDs), and inventory screens
genre a classification of games based primarily on gameplay mechanics, player interaction, and the types of challenges encountered.
gone gold the base game is finished
grind the repetitive, often tedious process of performing the same actions (like defeating enemies or completing specific tasks) to earn in-game currency, experience points (XP), or rare loot
janky software or gameplay that feels unpolished, awkward, or glitchy
level a self-contained stage or area a player must complete, or a numerical measurement of a character's power and progression
loot any virtual item, currency, or reward collected by players
mmo a video game that enables thousands of players to interact, compete, and cooperate in a shared virtual environment over the internet
pixel the smallest individual building block of a digital image
plaform It describes either the core components that make up a game, the technical hardware/software ecosystem it runs on, or a specific video game genre
quest a specific mission or objective assigned to a player
realm an individual game world, server, or dimension
rpg role playing game
sprites a two-dimensional (2D) image or animation used in video games to represent characters, objects, projectiles, or user interface elements
top down a camera perspective where the action is viewed from above
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