Nonlinear gameplay refers to a game design approach where players have the freedom to choose how they progress through the game, rather than following a fixed sequence of events or a linear narrative. In nonlinear games, players can make decisions that affect the story, explore different environments, complete objectives in various orders, or pursue multiple paths and outcomes. Key characteristics of nonlinear gameplay include: 1. **Multiple Paths**: Players can take different routes or make choices that lead to distinct experiences or story arcs.

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