Can only game be a fun if you only win? Unfortunately, games in these days completely misunderstood and misinterpreted, people are barely getting rid of the contiguous idea that states bitterly “there is no reason for having a fun while you are loser, and once you anticipated that you are close to lose is the most psychologically devastating”. It is ridiculous and not supported by the fact. Certainly and utterly, I refute this opinion and I disagree with the statement above. Truly and historically, games are the funniest thing in humankind, of course, it increasingly raises our happiness and joyful feelings whether we are looser or winner. I base my opinion on tow main reasons, the following paragraphs will reveal them. First and foremost, it goes without saying that games aim to rise competitive between contestants stressfully, but not hatefully. Hence, being competitor and even knowing that you have a scarce chance to win is an inexplicable feeling, according to many players. In fact, the majority of players are fully aware of their lack of capabilities comparatively to their competitors, but it’s far more simple, they got themselves involved in games just to enjoy them. For example, when I was playing with a team a football game against other team, it was obvious from the beginning that we are not going to win, but in other hand, it was clear that we will have great and funny moments. What’s more, we all understand that social interactions and gathering is incredibly vital part of people life, and proved to bring happiness and joyful since they exchange jocks and funny stories. Therefore, we can’t deny that games are not by-product of a social gathering. In fact, most of people are not looking for a winning at all, rather they understand that once they gather and involved in competition, it will eventually make them happy and moments that it will last with them for their lifetime. For instance, my grandfather narrated a story about his adult days when he was playing with his neighbors an old-fashioned game, unsurprisingly he didn’t mention that he won, but instead, he stated clearly that he had unforgettable moments. Essentially, games internationally and culturally invented not solely to span around a winner, it also existed to let people have fun with each other, and yet, people are not getting this very clearly. No doubt, winning definitely will stimulate an inordinately extreme happiness, but we can’t contradict the fact that losers experienced enjoyable, pleasurable moments.