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'What’s your favorite game feature that’s often overlooked?'

Games are often more than the sum of their parts, and finding the right features to concentrate on can be a struggle. What tips the scales for the developers out there?

Christian Nutt, Contributor

August 8, 2014

1 Min Read

Video games can have so much in them -- that's a reason we love them, the boundless potential of the medium. That's why it's hard to figure out what to include and what not to include when you're making one. What will make an impact on people? What will get your game noticed -- or even loved? The fact of the matter is, though, that often the smallest features can make the biggest difference. And the hardest-to-implement can also pay the biggest dividends with audiences. To that end, we asked our Twitter followers the question: "What’s your favorite game feature that’s often overlooked or under-appreciated?" We got answers back both big and small, both technical and design-oriented. We've included them below. Remember, if you're interested in participating in these conversations in the future, make sure to follow @Gamasutra on Twitter. The questions usually go out on Fridays in the late morning, Pacific time, alongside Tweets of our regular news, blogs, and original writing.

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