As a second relationship, the relationship between the global dimension of learning styles and the god games genre is
considered. Global learners prefer to learn through big leaps and they enjoy the most when permitted to choose their own
path (Felder & Silverman, 1988; Felder & Soloman, 2014). They may have difficulty working with material that they have only
a partial or superficial understanding of. They need the big picture, an overview first and after that they are able to
concentrate on details. God games genre seems to be the most appropriate to this dimension. In fact, the god games cast the
players in the position of controlling the game on a large scale (Bates & LaMothe, 2001). In this genre of games, players are
given a variety of tools to work with and a whole global vision of the virtual environment. After that, the players choose their
own path. These features are consistent with the skills of global learners.