Building a Warrior’s Mindset Through Battle Strategy Games

A morning strategy game like the HARI RAID game, which I have played, is not just about flashy graphics and powerful characters; they are silent teacher of mindset. Beneath the surface of the game combat and summoning, the game needs the same mental discipline and focus that success in real life needs.

At first, when you open the game, it looks so simple; but when you build your Warbrand, summon heroes, and attack the enemy, you will discover that it isn't as simple as you think. Every decision that you make, whether to reroll, summon, or strike, mirrors the process of critical thinking and patience.

In the game, the giant armoured dragon at the center of the game symbolises the obstacles we face in the real world. Intimidating, seemingly unbeatable, yet conquerable through strategy and persistence. As a player of this game, you must learn when to hold back and when to strike, which is a skill equally vital in managing challenges beyond the screen.

In essence, the HARI RAID game trains players to think about the long term. Also, it rewards consistency, resilience, and the ability to analyse before acting which I have so far learn from the game.