In a recent study, researchers explored the impact of playing real-time strategy (RTS) video games on brain connectivity. They found that extensive gameplay, specifically in the RTS games StarCraft II, is associated with significant differences in the brain’s structural and functional connectivity. The findings have been published in the journal NeuroImage. Video games have become a central part of modern culture, influencing various fields such as education, medicine, and professional eSports. RTS games, which require players to manage resources, build bases, and engage in strategic combat, p…