Pelikokonaisuuteen

Pelikokonaisuuteen is a Finnish linguistic form referring to the complete game package or the game as a whole. In Finnish discourse it is commonly found in contexts dealing with video games, game development, media production, or product packaging, where the emphasis is on the entirety of a game rather than on individual components.

The term pelikokonaisuus is formed from peli (game) and kokonaisuus (totality, wholes). The word pelikokonaisuuteen is the illative case form, used to indicate movement into or inclusion within the complete game, for example in discussions about scope, integration, or responsibility: pelikokonaisuuteen kuuluvat mekaniikka, tarinankerronta ja käyttöliittymä. The illative form is typical in technical, academic, and industry texts when specifying that something pertains to or belongs to the overall game.

In practice, the concept encompasses the elements that together constitute a finished game, including gameplay mechanics, narrative, visual art, sound design, user interface, localization, platform compatibility, and overall player experience. WhenSpeaking about design, production, or quality assessment, references to the pelikokonaisuus focus on how these parts function cohesively as a single product rather than as separate modules. The illative pelikokonaisuuteen is commonly used in statements about scope, requirements, or integration within a project or market context.

Pelikokonaisuus and pelikokonaisuuteen are most often found in Finnish game studies, industry reports, game journalism, and development briefs. They are less common in everyday casual conversation, but remain standard terms for describing the comprehensive aspect of a game. See also peli, kokonaisuus, pelikehitys.