The default project templates under the games tab are first person, third person, top down, vehicle, handheld AR, and virtual reality. An example of a first person game would be Call of Duty; essentially it is any game where you play looking from a character's eyes. A third person game would be a game like Red Dead Redemption 2, where you play looking at your character from a third person perspective. Many games, such as ARK: Survival Evolved, or even Minecraft, are primarily first-person, but have an option to switch to third-person gameplay. Top-down games, such as Hades, are games in which your camera is a bit further away from the playable character, and often involves more open-space fighting/gameplay. Vehicle games, such as Grand Theft Auto, are simply games where the playable character is inside a car (or sometimes just is the car). A lot of the time these games are also third-person games as well, with the option to be inside or outside the car. AR games (or augmented reality games) such as perhaps Pokémon GO, are games in which your phone or handheld device is a sort of "window" into the game environment. It's similar to VR in that the environment moves as you move your device, however it doesn't have the immersion or digital complexity of a headset. Finally, there are virtual reality games, which I will go into more detail in.