Explanation:

Let’s break it down, step by step:

- "he is game" is "@#*". So, "game" = * or @ or #

- "good game play" is "$*&". So, "good" = $, "game" = *, "play" = &

- "play that hard" is "!$%". So, "play" = $ or ! or %

Spot what overlaps:

- Only "play" is in both "good game play" ($ * &) and "play that hard" (!$%). The only common symbol in both: $.

- So, "play" = $

- Go back. In "good game play" ($*&), if $ is play, "good" and "game" must be * and &

- From "he is game" (@ # *), "game" must be one of these

- But "game" also appears in "good game play" ($*&), and in "he is game" as @, #, *

- Comparing all clues, "game" must be *

- That leaves "&" as "good"

Now, your answer: Option 1 - &.

Here’s the correct mapping:

- "good" = &

Done—quick, clear, and straight.