Words Related to Games - Types of Games and Gaming Terms

any game that is consisted of a board with movable objects on it

a game designed to be played on a computer

a physical adventure game in which players solve puzzles and riddles to escape from a themed room within a set time limit

any activity that challenges or exercises the mind, such as puzzles, riddles, strategic games, or psychological manipulation

any various type of game that involves playing with a ball

a competitive activity involving strategic decision-making within a business context

any video game or physical game that involves cars, such as racing games, driving simulations, car combat games, or car-related sports games

any game played with playing cards

any game of chance or skill that is typically played in a casino, such as slot machines, table games and various other card and dice games

a digital game that we play on a computer, game console, or mobile device

a selection game played by children, where they count out a rhyme or chant while pointing at each player in turn until a predetermined number is reached, and the selected player is either chosen to be "it" or eliminated from the game

a game that uses one or more dice as the primary component of gameplay, and can range from simple games of chance to complex and strategic games involving multiple dice and various game pieces

a social activity where participants consume alcoholic beverages following specific rules or cues, often for entertainment

a game designed to teach or reinforce a specific educational concept or skill, and can range from simple games designed for children to complex simulations and training tools used in professional development

a game where the outcome is primarily determined by random factors such as luck or probability, and players typically have little or no control over the outcome

a game where the outcome is primarily determined by the player's skill and ability rather than random chance, and typically involves strategic thinking, physical dexterity, or knowledge of a particular subject

a game designed to promote teamwork, communication, and collaboration among a group of players, and can range from simple icebreakers and trust-building exercises to complex simulations and problem-solving activities

a game in which a player is required to make a number of guesses in order to find the right answer

a game that involves forming words or sentences from a set of letters

a game that utilizes the player's physical location, often through GPS technology, to create a game experience that is tied to the real-world environment

a game that involves mathematical concepts or principles, such as logic, probability, and geometry

a game typically played in a pub or bar setting, often involving social interaction and friendly competition

a game that involves singing or musical performance, often in a group setting

a game that relies on verbal communication and can be played without any props or equipment

a game played outdoors, often in urban or suburban areas

a type of game where players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting, making decisions and engaging in storytelling through collaborative play

a game that is played on a flat surface, typically a table, and can involve physical components such as cards, dice, or game pieces

a type of tabletop game where players use miniature models to represent characters, units, or objects, and engage in strategic battles or scenarios

a type of game where players use tactical planning, decision-making, and resource management to achieve specific objectives and outmaneuver opponents

a game that uses tiles, often square or rectangular in shape, as the primary game component

a game in which players engage in series of simulated battles on a computer game; a game played by adults in which they movie models of soldiers, knights, swords, guns, etc. around a table

a game that needs a lot of thinking in order to be finished or done

a game typically played outdoors on a grassy surface

a type of game that tests a player's physical skill and coordination, usually involving precise hand-eye coordination, aiming, balancing, or flicking actions

a game where players work together to achieve a common goal or overcome a challenge, rather than competing against each other

a game designed to be easily transportable and playable in a variety of settings

a type of game that can be played using only paper and writing instruments, often involving puzzles, word games, or strategic challenges

a game that involves forming words or solving puzzles using letters or words

an activity that is done for fun, mostly by children

a number representing the points, goals, etc. a player achieves in a competition or game

someone who engages in a type of game or sport, either as their job or hobby

someone who plays against another player in a game, contest, etc.

a set of rules or conditions that are put in place to balance the game and give a disadvantaged player a better chance of winning

a specific task, mission, or objective that players must undertake and complete as part of the game's storyline or objectives

to take part in a game or activity for fun

a game for children in which a player covers and then suddenly uncovers their face saying “Peekaboo!”