If every purportedly external feature can be absorbed into a sufficiently rich game form, then the claim reduces to a trivial point about underspecified formal models, not games as such.
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external feature(in contrast to internal properties of a game)
A characteristic or quality that seems to exist outside of or independent from something else.
formal models(theoretical representations as opposed to actual games)
Abstract mathematical or logical systems designed to represent how something works, stripped of real-world details.
game form(Formal game theory)
A space where players can operate; the structural component of a game, distinct from the players' contributed features such as preferences and observational limitations.
purportedly(describing features that are said to be external)
Claimed or supposed to be true, but not necessarily proven to be.