Games

3. A physical or digital version involving skill or athleticism, often played in teams, such as soccer, basketball, or tennis.
4. A casual, social activity that usually involves multiple players, encouraging fun and interaction, like charades or musical chairs.
6. An activity that challenges your thinking skills, requiring you to arrange or solve pieces or problems to find the correct solution.
7. A competitive activity, either digitally or in real life, where you control a vehicle, and the goal is to reach the finish line before others.
9. An activity that uses a deck of playing cards, like "Go Fish" or "Uno," where players follow rules to collect, match, or discard cards.
10. An activity that requires planning, decision-making, and tactics, often involving resource management, like chess or Risk.
12. A type where players take turns and move pieces on a flat surface, often with squares or other shapes, such as chess or Monopoly.

1. A storytelling experience where players explore, solve problems, and follow a storyline through different scenarios or quests.
2. A type where players work together towards a common goal, often requiring teamwork and communication to achieve victory, like building a tower or completing a puzzle.
5. A knowledge-based challenge where players answer questions about different subjects, like history, science, or pop culture.
8. An activity that revolves around the formation, guessing, or rearrangement of letters and words, such as Scrabble or hangman.
10. A digital version that imitates real-life situations, such as running a virtual city, farm, or business.
11. An activity that challenges your ability to remember and recall information, such as matching pairs of cards or repeating a sequence of colors.