Playing games has become a popular leisure activity for people of all ages, and with the increasing popularity of mobile devices, more and more people are playing games on their phones and tablets. Hidden object games and casual games are two of the most popular types of games that people enjoy playing, and they offer a variety of benefits beyond just entertainment. In this post, we’ll explore some of the benefits of playing these types of games.
Hidden object games are puzzle games that require players to find hidden objects in a picture or scene. These games have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. Here are some of the benefits of playing hidden object games:
– Improves cognitive function: Hidden object games require players to pay close attention to detail, which can improve cognitive function, including memory, attention span, and problem-solving skills.
– Reduces stress: Playing games can be a great way to unwind after a long day. Hidden object games are particularly good for this, as they require a high level of focus and concentration, which can help take your mind off of stressors in your life.
– Enhances visual perception: Hidden object games require players to be able to quickly identify objects in a scene, which can improve visual perception and object recognition skills.
– Provides a sense of accomplishment: Finding hidden objects in a scene can be challenging, but it’s also incredibly satisfying. Completing a hidden object game can give players a sense of accomplishment and boost their confidence.
– Offers a fun and engaging experience: Hidden object games are fun and engaging, with unique and colorful scenes that provide an immersive experience.
Casual games are games that can be played quickly and easily, without a significant investment of time or effort. These games are often simple, with easy-to-learn mechanics and minimal storylines. Here are some of the benefits of playing casual games:
– Reduces anxiety: Playing casual games can be a great way to reduce anxiety and stress. These games are often simple and relaxing, which can help calm the mind and reduce tension.
– Improves hand-eye coordination: Many casual games require players to use hand-eye coordination to complete tasks, such as tapping or swiping on a screen. This can improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
– Enhances problem-solving skills: Many casual games require players to solve puzzles or make quick decisions, which can improve problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities.
– Provides a quick mental break: Playing casual games can be a great way to take a quick mental break during a busy day. These games are often easy to play and require minimal concentration, which can help recharge the mind and improve productivity.
– Offers a wide variety of games: Casual games come in many different genres, from puzzle games to strategy games to arcade games. This variety provides players with a wide range of options to choose from, ensuring that there is something for everyone.
In conclusion, hidden object games and casual games offer a range of benefits beyond just entertainment. From improving cognitive function to reducing stress, these games can provide a fun and engaging experience while also improving mental and physical abilities. So why not try playing a hidden object game or casual game today and experience the benefits for yourself?
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Liz says
My interest in hidden objects started with the ” Where’s Wally” puzzle books & then as the years went on I happened upon a PC HOG & was hooked..clicked on the Portal that ASG provided & have been here ever since LOL this site is precious to me & so are my fellow gamers for all of the above reasons already listed?
Seek & you shall find ?…
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Meep says
My interest in any type of computer games started with “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?”
I feel old. LOL
Liz says
Oh my interest for any type of pc gaming started before I found ASG back in 1998 our first two Adventure games were Riven ( five disc) & The Princess Bride…Riven nearly drove us mental as we had no walkthrough back then lol
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ASG says
It was Fun back in the day :))
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Liz says
Oh indeed it was my lovlies ? I come across this video & I failed miserably in the first 2 seconds LOL ?
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ASG says
LOL
You give love a bad nameeee
Meep says
Good Lord, we had some AWESOME music growing up in the 80s/90s!! https://media2.giphy.com/media/5FKNjm8Ru327u/giphy.gif
Meep says
Oh my…the discs. LOL
FWIW – I still have the boxed version of “The Seventh Guest” and “The Eleventh Hour” in a box somewhere!!
So, not only am I a packrat, but I’m an OLD packrat.
Dick says
I started with an amstrad pc in which you still had to load cassette tapes
The Secret of Monkey Island several episodes.
I have them all yet on disk floppy and many more.
Also too “The Seventh Guest” and “The Eleventh Hour” and Myst.
Still here 6 boxes with 600 diskfloppy with dos games.
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Ingrid??? says
Dropping in to wish you all Happy Easter days!????????
I see people walking down “memory lane”?
I still recall working on a pc in DOS, when phones still hung on a wire,…lol! Those first game machines, then First Nintendo, first games…aaahhhh, yep, I’m getting old too, lol??
BTW: Ever saw the series “Halt & Catch Fire”? Tech drama but a good one. Nostalgia for many.
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ASG says
Happy Easter to all the friends of Game Owl!
May your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, and lots of gaming fun. We hope this Easter brings you good times and memories that you will cherish forever.
Let’s hop into the spring season with renewed energy and enthusiasm for all the exciting games and challenges that lie ahead.
Wishing you a fantastic Easter celebration !
With Love ASG team <3
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Annony Moose says
I remember hacking Apple II+ games and working out the peeks and pokes to get 255 lives.
Dick says
We wish you all Happy Easter days, all over the world.
Greetings from Holland
Antonella Ely says
my interest in this type of games was born with Windows 95, when the first games (for example Indiana Jones) began to become popular, to continue with the first Monkey Island. Since then I have never abandoned this type of game that trains the mind and alternates with puzzle games like Fantasy Mosaics that require logic and memory.
However, I specify that it is with this site in particular that I have been able to create real collections and refine my technique. Thank you ASG, without you it would not have been possible so easily