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Make fresh usb flash drive using MS media creation tool so it will be the latest build and not something older.
In short the event itself just means that os was rebooted without shutting down.
Might be BSOD, or might be hardware issue leading to shutdown (PSU issues, or something overheating).
Reinstalling windows right away is terrible idea as it will delete all the logs and if it does not help troubleshooting might be harder.
Note the time stamps.
Try to reproduce the situation and then check Event Viewer it may have multiple logs right around the same time as the BSoD or reboot. You probably have auto restart still enabled
May be the best option, incorrect shut downs from whatever cause can cause corruption in files the OS needs and it can be time consuming to track the culprit down. If the issue is only related to that one game then maybe thats where the corruption is, reinstall the game.
Its my two cents, generally if an application causes trouble then a reinstall of that application will usually correct it, if it doesnt then the OS reinstall may correct the issues but there are no guarantees it will, software will not fix a hardware issue if thats what it turns out to be.
All parts will degrade over time. Especially the Power Supply