Microgames are small, quick-to-play games that typically focus on simple mechanics and short play sessions. They often require minimal components, making them easy to set up and play in a short amount of time. Microgames can be played solo or with friends, and they often emphasize creativity and fun over complex rules. These games can cover a wide range of genres, from card games to board games, and are popular among casual gamers. Notable examples of microgames include Love Letter and One Night Ultimate Werewolf. Their accessibility and brevity make them ideal for parties or as filler games between longer sessions.