1A.G-R Answers

Technically, games can be made of any means. (Encyclopedia Eon, 2En.3Ep.3Er.)

Games are categorized by technology of their materials into:

Paper games alias Board games

Field games alias Grass games

Electronic games alias Screen games

These three categories encompass all kinds of games. (Encyclopedia Corners, 1En.1Ep.1Er.)

Paper games can come in such forms:

Books.

Cards.

Gazettes.

Field games can come in such forms:

Garden.

Ship.

House.

Electronic games can come in such forms.

Computer.

Tablet.

Wall.

(Encyclopedia World, 1En.1Ep.2Er.)

In paper games, the least popular form is Gazette type. It is very similar to book type, however in a book game the script is chosen by a page, and in a gazette game the script is chosen by a link. In a card game, the script is chosen by a card.

An alternative to player choice is game guidance, and if a game guides in its basics rather then lets choose, then the script is guided by a page, a link, or a card.

In field games, the least popular form is House type. It is very similar to ship type, however in a ship game the script is chosen by a map, and in a house game the script is chosen by a room. In a garden game the script is chosen by a plant.

Chosen or guided by a map, room, plant.

In electronic games, the least popular form is Wall type. It is very similar to tablet type, however in a tablet game the script is chosen by an icon, and in a wall game the script is chosen by a figure. In a computer game the script is chosen by a folder.

Chosen or guided by an icon, figure, folder.

(Mani Chei, 1En.1Ep.2Er.)

Computer programming is not necessary for production of any kinds of games. (Encylopedia Eon)

Paper, Field, and Electronic games can all be made without a computer, however the computer can be used for projecting all types of games. Projecting means also publishing. (Enyclopedia World)

Contemporary computers can easily project all types of paper games, because the computer screen is enough for interactive presentation of this kind. However contemporary computers can not project any field games, because a publishing scanner is required for the field game to be projected onto a space in the vicinity of a computer. This possibility contemporary computers do not have. When it comes to electronic games, contemporary computers can project classic computer games and tablet games, but can not project wall games, because a same publishing scanner is needed for this. (Scanner Kyoto, Cont.)

A publishing scanner is a 3D printer of 3D models located outside the source of projection. (Encyclopedia Eon)

A publishing scanner can work without a computer, because it is a type of a computer itself. (Encylopedia Corners)

source: paper doll