I think you might be onto something here my man.
In any game, your goal should be clear, otherwise the game is meaningless, we play because we are looking for goals to achieve, we are looking for challenges. Even in a game of contemplation, in a certain way there is also an objective, which in this case is to explore, contemplate, catalog, etc. I think that just like in games, in life you need to have some clear goals, otherwise it also can be meaningless. In life, as in games, when we don't have clear goals, we are adrift, not knowing what to do or where to go, in a state of inertia. I take this opportunity to quote a famous phrase by the philosopher Seneca, who says: “If you do not know to which port you are sailing, no wind is favorable”