Computer Games

3. A control device used to move characters or objects in computer games, typically a lever or a joystick-like mechanism.
8. The virtual individuals or creatures that players control or interact with in computer games.
11. A device used to play computer games, typically with buttons, joysticks, or directional pads for controlling the game.
12. A mode or feature in computer games that allows multiple players to play together, either locally or online.
13. Different stages or sections within a computer game that progressively become more challenging as the player advances.
14. A numerical value or points earned by a player in a computer game, often used to measure progress or achievement.

1. A genre of computer games that focuses on exploration, puzzle-solving, and storytelling.
2. An item or ability in a computer game that enhances the player's performance or grants special abilities.
4. A gaming device connected to a television that allows players to play computer games using game controllers.
5. A challenge or problem that needs to be solved in a computer game, often requiring logic or critical thinking.
6. A form of entertainment or activity that involves rules, challenges, and interaction, often played on a computer or gaming console.
7. A type of computer game that requires players to plan and make decisions to achieve specific objectives or goals.
9. A digital representation or character that represents the player in a computer game.
10. A task or mission given to the player in a computer game, often involving exploration or completing objectives.