Action, Emphasizes physical challenges requiring hand-eye coordination and reaction time, including combat, platforming, and shooting., Adventure, Driven by story, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than reflexes, often with narrative-rich worlds and interactive characters., Puzzle, Focuses on logic, pattern recognition, and problem-solving challenges, typically with abstract or spatial gameplay., Role-playing, Players assume characters in a fictional world, developing stats, abilities, and story through quests and progression., Simulation, Recreates real-world or fictional activities and systems, such as flight, vehicles, life, or business management., Strategy, Requires careful planning, resource management, and tactical decision-making, often turn-based or real-time., Sports, Simulates the practice of athletic sports, either realistically or in arcade-style form, including team and individual events., Board / card game, Digital adaptations of traditional tabletop board and card games, such as chess, checkers, and various card decks., Casino game, Recreates gambling activities like slot machines, poker, blackjack, and roulette, often without real-money stakes., Party Games, Designed for multiple players in social settings, featuring short, accessible minigames suited to group play., Social deduction games, Players uncover hidden roles or identities through discussion, deception, and reasoning, often with concealed allegiances., Trivia Games, Test players' knowledge across various subjects through quiz-style questions and answers.

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