For most of my youth, I was able to experience the gradual development and life cycles of multiple genres in the digital games industry, with following different studios and some industry leaders such as Valve (Source Games), Treyarch (Call of Duty) and other more smaller, independent groups. During that time, my fascination with digital games started off as a simple distraction from real-life, and while sometimes the distractions were not needed, the experience was still enjoyable due to what was experienced.As I've gotten older and became more professional, my view quickly changed when it came to playing digital games, where as before I would simply play through and enjoy the content, I find myself starting to critically analyse most aspects and areas of the content I'm playing. Most common thing that attract my attention when I analyse the game I'm playing is the mechanics and environment, specifically as to what makes me want to go further in the game via the mechanics or its environment.One topic that I've been following and noticing a lot more in digital games is 'Replayability', a key factor as to what keeps someone playing or reacting to a piece of content consistently, and I've found to enjoy games that have a higher replayability value compared to other games. While Replayability can be subjective for everyone who's played or experienced a piece of content, I still believe it is an important factor that most digital games need to have as part of their experience, otherwise the life-span of the content will be drastically lowered.As I continue to experience new content and analyse each piece as I go, I've managed to develop more and more skills that will not only help me find work in the digital games industry, but also to help me create and design content that not only I can be proud of, but others can be proud of too.