Finite vs infinite games
A finite game is a game where we have defined set of rules, a limited number of players and a timer to say when the game is over. An infinte game is a game where there are always changes in the rules, unlimited number of players and no timer.
In the first one the game ends and the players continue their lives, in the second one is the other way around: the players come and go, but the game continues
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