Action

The Action gaming genre typically describes games that focus on the player's physical activity, reacting to events in real time, and fighting and interacting with the world around them. Games in this genre often include elements of shooting, fighting, and other activities that require quick reaction and coordination.

The main features of the action genre may include:

Shooting: Many action games include shooting elements, where the player controls a character using guns or other weapons.

Fighting and Fighting: Action games can include elements of close combat, brawling and fighting. This can be either hand-to-hand combat or the use of melee weapons.

Platforming: Some action games may also include platforming elements, where the player must overcome obstacles, jump on platforms, and perform other similar actions.

Real-Time Events: The action genre typically involves real-time events that require the player to make quick decisions and react to changing conditions.

Examples of action games include series such as "Call of Duty", "Assassin's Creed", "Grand Theft Auto", "Devil May Cry" and many others. The action genre is widely represented in the video game industry and includes a variety of subgenres and game styles.