Gen Z’s gaming tastes aren’t one-size-fits-all. Some gravitate toward sprawling open-world and sandbox games, while others are drawn to immersive role-play games known for their deep storytelling and emotional investment. And they’re playing on every platform from consoles to their mobile devices, only adding to the diversity of titles and genres they can enjoy. Gaming spaces also double (and triple) as hangout spots, creative outlets, and social networks all at once, which means the games Gen Z plays most are often the ones that best fit how they connect, express themselves, and unwind. But with so many genres, devices, and...