Imperfect Information Game
A category of games in game theory in which participants do not have access to all relevant information and must make decisions under uncertainty. Canonical examples include poker and Stratego.
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Pokémon battles are a game of imperfect information: both sides can only see the known moves and items of the opponent's Pokémon that have already been sent out, while unrevealed team compositions, EV spreads, and held items all remain invisible.
StarCraft is an imperfect-information game, containing fog of war, in which players cannot see all of the opponent's units and buildings and must make probabilistic inferences based on limited observations.
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Pokémon battles are a game of imperfect information: both sides can only see the known moves and items of the opponent's Pokémon that have already been sent out, while unrevealed team compositions, EV spreads, and held items all remain invisible.
50%UnverifiedStarCraft is an imperfect-information game, containing fog of war, in which players cannot see all of the opponent's units and buildings and must make probabilistic inferences based on limited observations.
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