What is the signafcance of the title 'Enders Game'?

Answer 1

It's because Ender masters the game. He was the best commander they ever had and because of him it is eventually destroyed. Also while he is battling the buggers he believes he is playing a simulation game. The whole thing, to him, is merely a game and not until the end does he understand that he was killing actual creatures.

Answer 2

The title "Ender's Game" refers to the protagonist Ender Wiggin and his role in a simulated war game that turns out to have real-world consequences. It symbolizes the idea of manipulation and control, as Ender is unknowingly being trained to lead humanity in an actual battle against an alien race. The title also alludes to themes of strategy, deception, and the moral implications of using child soldiers in conflicts.

Answer 3

The significance of the title is that to Ender, he thinks that commanding the space fleet and attacking the formic (bugger) home world is just a game. If he had known it wasn't a game, he wouldn't have acted so aggressively and carelessly. This may also refer to the battle room, but I am certain that the title is a reference to the final 'exam'.

Answer 4

Calling "the game" Ender's implies that it is a game designed specifically for Ender.

Answer 5

Throughout the book Ender thinks that everything he's doing is a game. It's only at the end that he realizes it isn't. Therefore, Ender's Game.

Answer 6

The main character is Andrew Wiggin also called Ender. The main character is Ender. He goes to Battle School and wins all the games in Battle School. When he commands a game, it's HIS game