A computer game is a type of digital or electronic game that is played on a computer, mobile phone, or similar device. It allows the player to control actions on the screen using input tools like a keyboard, mouse, touchscreen, or gamepad.

1. Educational Games – These games help you learn while playing. Examples: Math Blaster, Typing Club, BrainPOP, Spelling Bee, Duolingo.


2. Adventure/Role-Playing Games (RPGs) – You go on missions and explore imaginary worlds. Examples: Minecraft, God of War, Legend of Zelda, Genshin Impact.


3. Action and Shooting Games – These are fast-moving games that require quick reflexes. Examples: Call of Duty, Free Fire, Fortnite, PUBG.


4. Racing Games – You drive or race against other players or the clock. Examples: Need for Speed, Asphalt 9, Mario Kart, Real Racing 3.


5. Sports Games – These games copy real sports you know. Examples: FIFA (football), PES (football), NBA 2K (basketball), Tennis Clash.


6. Puzzle and Strategy Games – You must think and plan carefully to win. Examples: Candy Crush, Sudoku, Chess Titans, Tetris, 2048.


7. Simulation Games – These games let you copy real-life Examples: The Sims, Flight Simulator, Farming Simulator, Bus Simulator.

1. Desktop and laptop computers.
2. Mobile phones and tablets.
3. Gamepads or wireless controllers.
4. Touchscreens and VR headsets (virtual reality).

1. Improves thinking skills – You learn how to solve problems and make smart choices.


2. Boosts hand–eye coordination – You get better at reacting quickly with your hands.


3. Relieves stress – Games can help you relax after school or chores.


4. Teaches creativity – Games like Minecraft allow you to build and create anything.


5. Improves memory and attention – You focus more and remember patterns better.


6. Encourages teamwork – Some games are played with friends online.


7. Makes learning fun – With educational games, you can enjoy learning maths, English, etc.


8. Helps with computer skills – You become more familiar with using tech devices.

1. Addiction – Playing too long can affect your study or sleep.


2. Poor eyesight and posture – Staring at screens too long hurts your eyes and back.


3. Laziness – You may become inactive and avoid physical activity.


4. Aggressive behavior – Some violent games may make players act harshly.


5. Lower grades – If you play instead of reading, your schoolwork suffers.


6. Isolation – You may avoid family or friends.


7. Health issues – Sitting for too long can lead to weight gain or back pain.

• Don’t play for too long — take breaks.


• Sit properly and rest your eyes.


• Play only age-appropriate games.


• Do schoolwork first before playing.


• Balance screen time with outdoor games or exercise.


• Talk with parents about the games you play.

	Computer Games	Physical Games
1	Played on screen with devices	Played physically with movement
2	Mostly indoors	Mostly outdoors
3	Exercises the mind	Exercises the bod
4	May cause strain or addiction if overused	Usually promotes fitness and health

• They help with faster learning in maths, science, language, etc.


• They make learning interactive and fun.


• They teach decision-making and time management.


• They help students become more tech-savvy.


• They can help improve focus, memory, and attention.