Difference between indoor and outsoor games with examples
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Outdoor games are typically any game which must be played outside, or otherwise requires a large play area. Badmitten, horseshoes, etc are examples of outdoor games. Equipment for most outside games may be considered sporting goods rather than gaming equipment. Many outdoor games are considers to be sports and even have official competitions, such as Frisbee.
Indoor games are typically any game which must be played inside, away from the possibility of interference due to weather (rain, wind, etc.) These games involve a very small play area, usually limited to a single tabletop. Pretty much any game you find in the game section of your big box store is an indoor game. Like outdoor games, some indoor games are considered a sport if only because there are official competitions, such as chess.
There are of course several games which may be played indoor or out, usually children’s games such as tag, simon says and similar. Some games like Marco Polo are simply played anywhere there’s an applicable play area, in this case a swimming pool, whether it be indoors or out.
Indoor games are typically any game which must be played inside, away from the possibility of interference due to weather (rain, wind, etc.) These games involve a very small play area, usually limited to a single tabletop. Pretty much any game you find in the game section of your big box store is an indoor game. Like outdoor games, some indoor games are considered a sport if only because there are official competitions, such as chess.
There are of course several games which may be played indoor or out, usually children’s games such as tag, simon says and similar. Some games like Marco Polo are simply played anywhere there’s an applicable play area, in this case a swimming pool, whether it be indoors or out.
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