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Extensive-form games is a category for books that study strategic interactions where the timing of moves, information, and uncertainty are modeled explicitly using game trees. Unlike normal-form games, these works make the order of play and what each player knows at each decision point central, covering tools such as information sets, chance nodes, strategies, backward induction, subgame perfect and sequential equilibrium, and related refinements. The category spans rigorous textbooks, research monographs, and applied or computational treatments on topics like bargaining, auctions, negotiation, signaling, commitment, reputation, and imperfect-information games (e.g., poker), including algorithmic and experimental approaches. It serves readers in economics, political science, computer science/AI, and related fields interested in dynamic decision-making and strategic behavior under uncertainty.

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