Abstract
There are many different types of games on the market, such as AAA games that focus on commercial profits, independent games that express the ideas of some producers, experimental games for the purpose of exploration, and the rare enlightenment games for education or interest enlightenment game. Enlightenment games are very important for a person's interest enlightenment or for children's basic education because they provide a relatively simple and easy-to-accept way for users to acquire knowledge in new areas. The purpose of this article is to summarize existing educationally inspired games and summarize their strengths and weaknesses. This article outlines a comparison of positive feedback in video games and educational games, a professional survey of educational games, and the impact of educational games on players. As well as investigating the professionalism of the game and its impact on people. In the future, educational enlightenment games can replace some simpler enlightenment education or experience some areas that have never been experienced before.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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