Category:Video game gameplay

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Topics related to the gameplay of video games.

Subcategories

This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.

C Video game cheating Competitive video gaming Video game control methods

C cont. Cooperative video games E Emergent gameplay F Final Fantasy gameplay H Head-to-head arcade games

M Multiplayer video games S Street Fighter techniques V Video game magic µ Video game gameplay stubs

Pages in category "Video game gameplay"

The following 168 pages are in this category, out of 168 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

Gameplay 1 1-up A Action point Actions per minute Attract mode Automap B Bad ending Bombing Run Bonus stage Boss (video games) Bottomless pit (video games) Buff (computer gaming) Build order Bunny hopping C Camping (computer gaming) Capture the flag Combo (video games) Common elements of Final Fantasy Computer game bot Conquest (gametype) Console (video game CLI) Continue Conversation tree Cooldown Cooperative gameplay Corpse camping Create-a-player Critical hit Critical mass (gaming terminology) Crowd control (MMORPG) D Damage over time Damage per second Deathmatch (gaming) Defense (first-person shooter term) Desperation attack Desync Difficulty level Dual wield E Electronic battlefield Emergent gameplay Equippable Abilities Experience point F Fall damage Feign death Final Fantasy battle systems Finishing move Fog of war Frag (video gaming) G Game Jackal Game over Game replay GameGuard Ganking Gender-bait Ghost (video games) Gibs

G cont. Gimp (computer role-playing games) Griefer Grind (gaming) Guess-the-verb H HUD (video gaming) Headshot Health (game mechanic) High score Hitscan Hotseat (multiplayer mode) Hunt-the-pixel I Impulse (command line) Instagib Instance dungeon Instruction manual (computer and video games) Interp Invisible wall Item (game) J Jumping puzzle K Kill stealing Kiting (MMORPG term) L LAN party Lanwar Last man standing (gaming) Level (computer and video games) Leveled gameplay Line of sight (gaming) Linear Motion Battle System Linearity (video games) List of cooperative video games Looting (gaming) M MUVE Magic point Magic satchel Micromanagement (gameplay) Minigame Mob (computer gaming) Monster Player Kill Monster infighting Multiplayer video game Multiple endings N Nerf (computer gaming) Non-player character Nuke (gaming) O Ogging Online creation Outro (computer gaming) Overworld P Paper doll (video games) Permanent death Persistent world Player character Player versus environment Player versus player Point of no return (computer games) Power-up Powergaming

P cont. Probability of kill Q Quake done Quick Quest (gaming) Quick Time Event Quicksaving R Raid (gaming) Random dungeon Random encounter Rank up Re-recording (video gaming) Real-time vs. turn-based gameplay Respecification Role-playing battle systems Rubberband AI Rush (computer and video games) S Saved game Score (video games) Screenshot map Server administrator Side-scrolling video game Signature move Single-player Six degrees of freedom Smart Gaming Sniping (computer gaming) Sound test Spam (video gaming term) Spawn camping Spawn point Spawning (computer gaming) Special attack Spike (computer gaming) Splash damage Spray and pray Status effect Straferunning Super (fighting games) T Tank (computer gaming) Tank rush Tap (gaming) Team killing Technology tree Tick-based game Time attack Timesink Title screen (video games) Tool-assisted speedrun Top tier (fighting games) Turn-based game Turtle (game term) Twinking Twitch gameplay U Unwinnable V Virtual world W Win quote

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