English
gameography
From game + -o- + -graphy, modeled after bibliography, discography, etc.
Formed from game + -o- + -graphy
Proto-Germanic *gamaną ‘amusement, pleasure’
Proto-West Germanic *gaman ‘pleasure, fun, amusement’
Old English gamen ‘sport, game, pastime’
Middle English game
English game
Today it means
noun Synonym of ludography
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / gameography