A narrative game is a type of video game where storytelling is the primary focus. Unlike traditional games that emphasize action or strategy, narrative games immerse players in rich stories, often allowing them to make choices that influence the plot, character relationships, and multiple possible endings. These games may feature branching dialogues, moral dilemmas, and interactive environments, encouraging players to engage deeply with the narrative. Popular examples include 'Life is Strange', 'Detroit: Become Human', and 'The Walking Dead' series. Narrative games are used in cybersecurity training to simulate real-world scenarios, helping users understand the impact of their decisions in a safe, controlled environment.