Immersion is mainly divided into two parts, perceptual immersion and psychological immersion. Perceptual immersion refers to the player's feeling of immersing his perception system in a virtual environment, and psychological immersion refers to the degree to which players feel participating or participating in the stimulation of the virtual environment. The sense of immersion is mainly concentrated in the game, which gives the player a sense of participating in the game. The sense of immersion is essential to the fun of the game and is regarded as the result of a good game experience.
Background music plays an important role in the quality of players' immersion in the game. Game audio aims to combine usability with the sense of presence and immersion in the virtual game world. The sense of soundscape helps to create an immersive feeling consistent with the real world. Sound can create the impression of real space by presenting a virtual off-screen signal source. All the sounds in the game will promote the player's immersion in some way. The potential of game music is not just a passive element. Through the close connection with the game content and background music, players can be more addicted to the game.
There are three basic factors that can affect the player’s overall experience: sensory immersion, challenge-based immersion, and imaginative immersion. The best gaming experience is the best combination of three dimensions. Among them, the feeling of immersion is related to the audiovisual of the game. Even people with no gaming experience can realize this: the game has evolved into a three-dimensional, audio-visual and impressive stereo world, affecting players in a very comprehensive way. Powerful sounds can easily overshadow sensory information from the real world, while players are completely focused on the excitement of the game world.
Game experience and immersion are multi-dimensional phenomena in games, and immersion is a multi-faceted phenomenon. In different games and players, immersion may be different.