If you're interested in specifically UX Games Theory, I highly suggest @CeliaHodent's book The Gamer's Brain. It combines the design of everyday things with real in-game application and examples to advance games design and accessibility.
I strongly advocate buying Dan Norman's The Design Of Everyday Things. It's a 'fundamentals' book but it teaches the basic language of design including affordances, signifiers, constraints, conventions etc. Very quickly you find yourself able to explain why your UX is good / bad
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I read this this year its fab!
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