A study involving college students revealed that the overall time spent playing video games is generally not linked with anxiety or stress, regardless of the video game genre. The sole exception was life simulation games, where students who dedicated more time to these games exhibited somewhat higher levels of anxiety. The paper was published in Psychological Reports. Video games are interactive digital entertainment experiences that allow players to engage in a variety of virtual worlds and challenges using electronic devices. They can be played on various platforms, including consoles, compu…