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and Ernest Adams on Game Design, the authors state that "this [reduced emph=
asis on combat] doesn't mean that there is no conflict in adventure games .=
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ill include a minigame from another video game genre, which are not always =
appreciated by adventure game purists.[17] Hybrid action-adventure games bl=
end action and adventure games throughout the game experience, incorporatin=
g more physical challenges than pure adventure games and at a faster pace.[=
18] This definition is hard to apply, however, with some debate among desig=
ners about which games are action games and which involve enough non-physic=
al challenges to be considered action-adventures.[13]

Adventure games are also distinct from role-playing video games that involv=
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