All of the sources you use in your work have to be referenced using the Leeds Beckett Harvard style. For example, a book you use needs to have a citation in the text:
(Salmond, 2021)
and a corresponding reference at the end of your work:
Salmond, M. (2021) Video game level design: how to create video games with emotion, interaction and engagement. London: Bloomsbury Academic.
You can find guidelines and lots of examples on the Skills for Learning website:
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