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April 2024
United States
November 3 to 10, 2023
1,468 respondents
13 to 17 years
during two-player gaming sessions with friends/family
Online panel
Original question: "When you typically play online with one person you know, who are they?"
Type of Play
Single-Player: Playing alone, not interacting with others.
Two-Player: Gaming with one other individual, which may include elements of competition or cooperation.
Multiplayer: Playing within a group setting with more than two participants, encompassing both competitive and cooperative dynamics.
Relationship with Play Partner(s)
Friend(s)/Family: Includes gaming with known individuals such as friends, family members, or acquaintances, regardless of whether they were initially met online.
Stranger(s): Involves playing with individuals who are not previously known to the player, often paired through in-game matching systems.
