The "Slacking" game type involves playing games with minimal interaction or communication between the player characters (e.g., using text messages). The rules are straightforward: no input from either side; players can choose to play alone without any external influence. Players typically engage in a variety of activities, such as: Puzzles and Riddles: Solving complex puzzles that require quick thinking. Word Games: - Word searches - Crosswords (with or sans words) Memory Pairs/Groups Racing Competitions The gameplay is designed to be fast-paced, with a focus on speed and accuracy rather than strategy. Why this category might seem fun: *Minimal Input*: Unlike more complex games that require input from both players (e.g., word searches), Slackers often rely solely upon text-based interactions.