Types of Video Games

1. Action Games: These games focus on physical challenges, such as fighting, shooting, and
platforming. Examples include Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and Ninja Gaiden.
2. Adventure Games: These games focus on exploration and puzzle-solving, often set in vast or
immersive worlds. Examples include The Legend of Zelda, Tomb Raider, and Minecraft.
3. Role-Playing Games (RPGs): These games allow players to control characters and make
choices that affect the storyline and character development. Examples include Final Fantasy,
Mass Effect, and Skyrim.
4. Strategy Games: These games require players to plan and make decisions to achieve specific
goals, often involving resource management and military tactics. Examples include Starcraft,
Civilization, and XCOM.
5. Simulation Games: These games aim to simulate real-life experiences, such as driving, flying,
or managing a business. Examples include The Sims, SimCity, and Flight Simulator.
6. Sports: Sports games simulate real-life sports, such as basketball, football, or soccer.

7. Racing: These games involve driving or racing vehicles, often with a focus on speed and
competition.

8. Puzzle: Puzzle games challenge players to solve problems or complete tasks using logic and
strategy.

9. Fighting: Fighting games are usually one-on-one battles between characters, with a focus on
combos, special moves, and strategy.

10. MMOs: Massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) allow players to interact with one
another in a virtual world, often with a focus on socializing, exploring, and completing quests
together.