Why I Love Action Games

Indeed, doing missions and rescuing civilians in the chain of consequences always appeal to me. They are the second family with whom I have become very close and who have been of great help. Allow me to tell you why I personally appreciate intense games of action.

Being a person that loves action games, I have learnt to think and act quickly due to the fact that I only have a couple of seconds left till the game is over. When I play the game, I have to take contestable decisions and press buttons at the pace of what is happening on the screen. It is good because I can think through it and this helps me to sharpen real life thinking as well. The brain is getting a rest during snooze time, tune-in mode, same as working out for the body.

Of course, problems solving is what action games do for me. These games are usually very hard, and I often find myself in a difficult situation where I’m not sure how to get around the problem. It is almost a similar sort of puzzle that features additional sophisticated obstacles in every sweltering stage.

I also find my game experience with the element of relaxation; thus, it is the third reason I would like to put it as a benefit of playing action games. I can't calm myself when I'm frazzled, so I enter the realm of action games. This virtual world is an escape for me. It's kind of like being out with the crowd and relaxing which in a way makes me feel like I have got away from reality and enjoy myself. It is undoubtedly the most wonderful way to relax and obtain inner peace.

Other factor of action games that I always enjoy its playing with my friends. We might partner up and cooperate to win the game, or we could just fight and end up against each other. This is an excellent activity to be spending time together as well the entertainment you will have. Besides that, it builds our emotional intelligence and enhances our teamwork.

As proactive games do, they enhance my coordination. It proves to be particularly hard to overcome this guy with the controller in my hand and it is far from such an easy thing to do. Yet the more I put in the work, the better I get at it. It's like rehearsing and I balance on the tight rope with more grace as the time passes.

At last but not least, taking part in action games give me the joy of positivity that I experience not so frequently. In my own gaming journey, I get particular excitement from two things: first, when I successfully pass a hard stage, and secondly, when I beat the huge bosses. It comes with self-love having to be the center of that belief.