This paper looks at how game design has evolved from simple early games to the complex ones we have today, focusing on the role of technology in said change. It explores how advancements in game engines, 3D modeling, and graphics technology have led this evolution, from basic 2D games to detailed, lifelike environments. The paper also examines how game mechanics, storytelling, and aesthetics have become more complex over time. Early games often had simple mechanics, while modern games now offer deeper, more interactive experiences. It also discusses how multiplayer systems have changed the way people play and connect through games, turning them into social experiences. By looking at the mix of creativity and technology, the paper shows how game design has become a more complex and influential field, with new tools allowing developers to push the boundaries of what games can achieve in both entertainment and art.