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Player Elimination is a classic game mechanic dating back to traditional games like chess. It refers to the removal of a player from the game when they can no longer meet the conditions to stay in play. This mechanic is most common in competitive games where players are directly challenging one another for victory.
This mechanic has roots in early strategy games where the goal was to conquer opponents through skill and strategic planning.
The main premise is straightforward: once a player's in-game assets are depleted, they are out of the game.
Some modern games minimize or eschew this mechanic due to its potential exclusionary effect, ensuring all participants remain engaged throughout the game session.