playability
/ˌpleɪəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being easy, enjoyable, or satisfying to play, especially in video games, sports, or musical instruments.
- The game's high playability keeps players coming back for more.
- Reviewers praised the soccer game for its smooth playability and realistic controls.
- Guitar makers focus on playability to ensure the instrument feels comfortable.
- The suitability of a piece of music or a role in a performance for being performed or played by a particular person or group.
- The composer adjusted the piece to improve its playability for young pianists.
- The director considered the playability of the lead role before casting.
- This arrangement has great playability for a high school orchestra.
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