Yes. Entertainment is obviously a time sink and idleness and boredom often spur creativity, which doesn’t happen if you’re being entertained. What entertains is

Yes. Entertainment is obviously a time sink and idleness and boredom often spur creativity, which doesn’t happen if you’re being entertained. What entertains is subjective to an individual, and while some might be satisfied with binge-watching a show, others require something else to stay engaged. The games you mentioned target that specific strata. But the end goal is to entertain, thus provide a captivating time sink that drains away the time and mental energy that would otherwise possibly flow into more productive pursuits.