RTS games frequently place you in command of armies or squads of soldiers. Your objective is to defeat the enemy by destroying their home base and killing enough enemy units or by completing specialised tasks such as defending strategic points. These games put a player's ability to concentrate and think on their feet to the test. They have no idea what their opponents are planning and must account for all possibilities if they are to win. Unlike turn-based strategy games, which allow you to think about your next move for an extended period, RTS games require you to make quick decisions. This, in turn, gives your brain a good workout and has many benefits (as we will see below) that can be used outside gaming. Yes, that's right. Gaming has other benefits outside of gaming. For example, an FPS game can improve your cognitive skills, and online poker e could help improve your maths. Let's take a look at the learning benefits of playing RTS games.
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