Research Game Analyses: Don’t Starve Together






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Voor mijn Game Analyse heb ik de game Don’t Starve Together gekozen. Ik heb in de “Library” fase onderzoek gedaan naar deze game. Dit heb ik voornamelijk op het internet gedaan. In de “Lab” fase heb ik de game zelf gespeeld. En heb verschillende aspecten bekeken van de gameplay.

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https://dontstarve.fandom.com/wiki/Don%27t_Starve_Wiki

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