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                                Tower defense Games In tower defense games, players must fend off computer-controlled enemies (often referred to as “creeps”) to win. Tower abilities and creep movements vary from game to game, but usually tower defense games give different towers different abilities, such as the ability to slow down creeps or poison them. When a player kills enough creeps, they're awarded credits to purchase more towers or buy upgrades to increase something like weapon power or range.
                         Vehicle simulation Games It’s difficult to rank the most popular vehicle simulation games because sales are equally split between flight simulations and racing simulations. Vehicle simulations aim to recreate the experience of flying an airplane, driving a race car, and in some cases, driving a tractor on a farm. Vehicular simulations can incorporate combat, in the case of flight sims. This category includes space flight simulators and train simulators.
                    Role-Playing Games Probably the second-most popular game genre, role-playing games, or RPGs, mostly feature medieval or fantasy settings. This is due mainly to the origin of the genre, which can be traced back to  Dungeons & Dragons  and other pen and paper role-playing games. Still, hardcore RPGers don’t discount sci-fi fantasy-themed RPGs like  Mass Effect ,  Fallout , and  Final Fantasy , which have helped put unique spins on the genre. Cultural differences have also had a bearing on this genre, as many gamers categorize RPGs as either WRPGs (Western-influenced) or JPRGs (Japanese-influenced). Finally, gamers are often given choices in this genre that influence the final outcome of the game, which means many RPGs have alternate endings.
                     Adventure Games Adventure games are categorized by the style of gameplay, not the story or content. And while technology has given developers new options to explore storytelling in the genre, at a basic level, adventure games haven’t evolved much from their text-based origins. In adventure games, players usually interact with their environment and other characters to solve puzzles with clues to progress the story or gameplay. Aside from an occasional mini-game, adventure games rarely involve any traditional video game action elements. Thus, the genre isn’t very popular with mainstream gamers.
             Action-Adventure Games Action-adventure games most frequently incorporate two game mechanics—game-long quests or obstacles that must be conquered using a tool or item collected, as well as an action element where the item(s) are used. For example, in  The Legend of Zelda , Link must find his way through eight dungeons to gather the scattered pieces of the Triforce of Wisdom. Once he’s collected all eight pieces and assembled the artifact, Link can enter the ninth and final dungeon to rescue Princess Zelda. Link uses a boomerang to collect distant items and attack enemies. Action-adventure games like  The Legend of Zelda  focus more on exploration, solving puzzles, and discovering loot, while basic combat is more of a supporting activity to the overall experience.
                                     Survival Games A subgenre of action games, survival action games have really come into their own over the past few years.  The survival horror game  Resident Evil  was one of the earliest (though a linear game), while more modern survival games like  Fortnite  take place in open-world game environments and give players access to resources to craft tools, weapons, and shelter to survive as long as possible.
                                       Fighting Game Fighting games like  Mortal Kombat  and  Street Fighter II  focus the action on combat, and in most cases, hand-to-hand combat. Most fighting games feature a stable of playable characters, each one specializing in their own unique abilities or fighting style. In most traditional fighting games, players fight their way to the top, taking on more and more difficult opponents as they progress.