Categories of games

Ii. Classification of games

1. Classification by operating platform

1) TV games, as the name suggests, require assistance from TV;

2) arcade games are usually large game consoles, which can be seen in malls and professional game halls. They can be operated using joystick, steering wheel, and other somatosensory controllers;

3) Portable games, also known as palm games, are game software that can be carried with you by using proprietary small games and running games.

4) with the development of mobile phone technology, mobile games are becoming more and more powerful and have become another portable game.

5) PC games are also called computer-based operating platforms, including stand-alone and online games. Single-host games are games that players only need one computer to play. Online Games are short for online games. They must rely on the Internet to play games. Features of online game materials: use the same cultural background as the players, take materials from other popular works of art, and take materials from the corresponding single-host games.

2. Classified by content architecture

1) role-playing games (RPG and role playing games) role-playing games are generally divided into Japanese and American Games.

2) adventure games (avg, adventure game) focus on the smoothness and suspense of stories.

3) action games are a type of electronic games. The reason why NLP games are slower than other games: In the 3D world, complicated terrain and various ways are generated; the processing of perspectives and lenses is more complex; and enemies must have higher intelligence and autonomy.

4) General principles for strategy games (SLG and simulation games): 4E E, exploration, expansion, development and elimination, explore, expland, exploit, and exterminate.

5) Sports Games (SPT, sports game)

6) racing games

7) simulation games (SIM, simulation game)

8) first-person shooting game (FPS, first person shooting)

9) puzzle games (puz, puzzle game)