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Chess isn't the only game capturing young people's attention.
State of play: Compared to their elders, those under 45 are much more likely to have tried newer games like Bananagrams, Catan and Wingspan, according to YouGov data.
- And adults under 30 are more likely to care about winning, per the data.
Zoom out: Many Gen Zers are turning to analog activities as a way to reclaim time spent on screens.
The intrigue: Mahjong is nearly as popular among those under 45 and those older, per the survey.
