We analyse two basic approaches of extending classical logics with quantifiers interpreted via games: Propositional Game Logic of Parikh and Alternating-Time Temporal Logic of Alur, Henzinger, and Kupferman. Although the two approaches are historically remote and they incorporate operationally orthogonal paradigms, we trace the formalisms back to common foundations and argue that they share remarkable similarities in terms of expressive power.
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