PLAYER NO. 1

A game is a structured kind of play that is frequently used as a technique for learning but can also be done for entertainment or fun. Numerous video games are regarded as works of art. Sometimes people play games only for fun, while other times they play for recognition or reward.

Games has been very popular worldwide. It became more popular when the pandemic hits, people have been playing games to remove their boredom from staying at home. It becomes one of their hobbies during the pandemic since they cannot go outside to travel around. You can play games in different platforms like laptop, mobile and tablet. There are different categories of games that you can play like strategy games, action, role-playing, adventure, puzzles and more.

What I like to play the most is the role-playing games, since you can create your own character in a world full of other gamer and interacting with them. Also role-playing has a very beautiful story that you can play and become immersed in it.

You can socialize with other people by playing a game. You can meet various people from around the world that you can play and become friends with. Gamed can ease your loneliness that you feel.

Playing games have a good and bad benefits let’s first talk about the good effects of playing games.

They accelerate reaction times.
By presenting problems that must be solved in a specific amount of time, researchers at Rochester University have discovered that troubleshooting abilities are improved.

They promote cooperation.
The Institute for the Future (IFTF), a California-based organization, claims that multiplayer games encourage problem-solving teamwork.

They increase imagination, concentration, and visual memory.
According to research from the University of California, these abilities are stimulated by setting objectives that call for focus, creativity, and the ability to recall specifics.

They enhance leadership and strategy.
According to research from Pittsburgh University, playing video games puts the player in charge and helps them develop their capacity for negotiation, player interaction, and decision-making.

They improve strategy and leadership.
Video games put the player in control and aid in the development of their negotiation, player interaction, and decision-making skills, according to research from Pittsburgh University.

Critically analyzing
An article from the Monterrey Institute of Technology highlighted the moral, philosophical, and social foundations of these games as well as how they can make players think and sharpen their critical thinking skills.

Next time we’re going to talk about the bad benefits of playing games.