G A M E

What exactly is a Game?
In English, a game is defined as any action performed only for the pleasure of the participant and without an intentional goal in mind. According to this definition, any activity that offers pleasure qualifies as a game. People perform dances and musical instruments, play in plays and play with dolls and model trains, among other activities. It is based on Johan Huizingaback in 1938 and Friedrich Georg Jünger in 1938 that this term came to be used today. However, there are other ways to classify games. The definition of a game developed by Manfred Eigen and Ruthild Winkler extends beyond the definition provided by Huizinga. They consider a game a natural event, partly a necessity and half coincidence in their eyes. Their definition of games is more in line with a definition, distinguishing itself from Huizinga's definition of games as an art form. However, in our opinion, these definitions are too broad and define the game more compact. In this article, I will discuss the games that fall into the category of "classics", including chess, Man's Morris, Checkers, Halma, Go, Parchisi, Monopoly, Scrabble, Skat, also any real or online GAMES. Remi is a type of card game, bridge a type of card game, memory a type of card game, etc. Unfortunately, we don't have a decent deadline for these games in our language. Board games, social games, and tournament games are overused and oversimplified terms. In my opinion, the most appropriate title would be "rule games", which is short for the rules of the games.