Role-playing Games
Origin: Eng. role lat. locus
Games where players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting. In futures studies they are usually used for stimulating thought about futures amongst the participants of workshops or studies. An example of this is the Sarkar Game.
Spanish: Juegos de rol
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- Cambridge Dictionarycited 2 times
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