New research shows a massive generational divide in game genre preferences. A study by MIDiA Research surveyed 9,000 gamers across several countries including the US, UK, Germany,...

New research shows a massive generational divide in game genre preferences. A study by MIDiA Research surveyed 9,000 gamers across several countries including the US, UK, Germany, and South Korea. It found that online player-vs-player games are more popular than single-player ones among audiences aged 16-24. Only 30% of this bracket wants to play alone, while a whopping 68% of them would rather play online or couch co-op.

Survey: https://www.midiaresearch.com/blog/most-gamers-prefer-single-player-games

  • PushButton@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    28 days ago

    My old ass can’t compete in multiplayer games anymore.

    Now I enjoy my slow pace / turn-based games when I want to relax.

    It makes sense to me the older we get, the less time we spend gaming.

    If I have to trade a solid 8 hours of sleep or play 1 hour or 2, the bed is winning.