The pleasure of the game is related to the stimulation of the senses: the greater the player’s involvement, the greater the pleasure derived. Scenic games stimulate the imagination and abstraction skills proper to toddlers, while older children can also exercise social skills and interrelationships through the development of role-playing. A not insignificant aspect is the greater degree of integration and enrichment of the surrounding landscape, the enhancement of which has made these settings particularly popular in institutional settings such as the redevelopment of densely populated areas by municipalities and provinces, as well as public parks and large private areas.