Video game content refers to the various elements that make up a video game, including graphics, sound, storylines, and gameplay mechanics. This content can vary widely between different genres, such as action, adventure, role-playing, and simulation games. Each element contributes to the overall experience and engagement of players. Additionally, video game content can include downloadable content (DLC), which offers new features, levels, or characters after the game's initial release. Popular franchises like The Legend of Zelda and Call of Duty often expand their games through DLC, enhancing replayability and keeping the player community active.