ELEMENTS OF COMPUTER GAMES THAT ARE ATTRACTIVE TO PEOPLE
Keywords:
computer games, immersive storytelling, interactive gameplay, social engagement, adaptive challenges, user experienceAbstract
Millions of people throughout the world are captivated by computer games, which have become an essential component of contemporary entertainment. Their popularity is attributed to important components that draw people in, such social interaction features, adaptive challenges, interactive gaming, and immersive narrative. These components make games interesting to a wide range of players by improving the gaming experience and eliciting emotional and cognitive reactions. This essay looks at the fundamental elements of computer games that make them so popular and considers how they may be used for purposes other than amusement, especially in skill development and education.
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