The Flatwriter is characterized as a game with a very broad repertoire of moves, but still limited to a set of rigid and well-defined rules.

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• "Chess is structurally simple but functionally complex, because its rules are easy, but it is difficult to play chess well."concept0.758
  Flusser's exemplar of open game: functional complexity enables creative subversion through dialogical play.
• the diagram suggests a game strategy in which the rules of the device stimulate the modification of the game as it unfolds in favor of improvisation and noveltyquote0.732
  Veloso’s interpretation of the Fun Palace diagram as an open-game infrastructure that encourages emergent play.
• Schumacher’s parametricism promotes games whose rules are still constrained within the authorial domain; whenever participants are taken into consideration, they are subsumed to parameters.claim0.724
  Critique that parametricism leaves players little agency, reducing them to parameters in an automated system.
• The art of making something living is sought again and again, avidly — it is like food.claim0.719
• Are the present rules of the game likely to help people generate a living structure in the larger whole?question0.719
  Central evaluative question that challenges contemporary architectural and planning practices.
• The Pattern Language is a game that regulates the interaction between man and environment and its complexity lies in the interface of the generative rules coded in the patterns with the specific circumstances of its application.claim0.719
  Interpretation of Alexander’s later work as a rule-based game that requires contextual improvisation, though limited to pre-defined patterns.
• Chess becomes an open game when it ceases to be zero-sum and becomes a platform for each player to play towards the otherconcept0.718
• About Blank is a new field sitting between evals, phenomenology, contemplative practice, and design criticism.claim0.715