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A continuous game is a game without pauses, turns or other stopping points, also known as real time. |
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A continuous game is one without pauses, turns or other stopping points. |
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Most video games are now in real time, but it wasn't that long ago that any game more complex than Pac Man would have been turn based. |
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Some [Realtime strategy]? games are Command and Conquer, Red Alert, Starcraft, and Ages of Empires. |
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Examples of some [realtime strategy game]?s are [Command and Conquer]?, [Red Alert]?, StarCraft, and [Age of Empires]?. |
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The opposite of a continuous game is a [turn based game]?. |
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Compare [turn-based game]?. |
Most video games are now in real time, but it wasn't that long ago that any game more complex than Pac Man would have been turn based.
Examples of some [realtime strategy game]?s are [Command and Conquer]?, [Red Alert]?, StarCraft, and [Age of Empires]?.
Compare [turn-based game]?.
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