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Learning through games is a great way to make the process more fun and effective. For example, puzzles train logic, while time-based games improve reaction time. Also, if games offer levels of difficulty, it helps develop patience and commitment. I believe this format is especially beneficial for children and teens who may have difficulty holding their attention in a traditional learning environment.
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I recently tried the Playgama platform and realized how online games can be useful for skill development. There are categories there that stimulate thinking, from reactive tasks to complex logic games. Importantly, online games give you the opportunity to develop not only alone, but also as a team, competing with other players. For me it became a kind of training: my reaction improved and my logic became sharper. I think such games are ideal for those who want to develop without getting bored.
Gamification is a real way to combine learning and entertainment. Agree that many complex concepts can be learned faster through gamification. For example, strategy games develop planning skills, and timed games teach you to make decisions quickly. In addition, this is a great alternative to boring textbooks, because through the interactive format of information is digested better. The main thing is that the content should be of high quality and really useful.
