Current advancements in gaming technology are shifting towards brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), which allow users to control devices using brain activity. This technology has been successfully implemented in patients with paralysis, enabling them to move a cursor with their thoughts. The potential for gaming applications is significant, as future developments could enable players to engage in games using only their cognitive abilities. While the integration of thought-controlled gaming is still in its infancy, the underlying technology is progressing, suggesting that brain-powered gaming could become a reality. The concept of querying devices and receiving information through thought alone, although challenging, is also being explored, indicating a promising future for immersive gaming experiences that transcend traditional input methods.