DD, just 7, doesn't really play with "toys" much. Certainly not dolls.
She is obsessed with Minecraft (and Stampycat videos), but went through a phase of Angry Birds and Plants v Zombies and all those virtual zoos/petshops/reefs that I ended up looking after when she was at school.
I try to keep her outdoors/active after school and there seems to be a lot of imaginative "let's pretend" play with friends then.
All cardboard boxes and old kitchen roll tubes etc are commandeered and converted into cars/castles/houses. "Makedo" have some great sets for budding cardboard creators. She seems to do some sort of colouring/drawing every day (sometimes using colouring pages downloaded from the internet - usually just freehand)
I had to put my foot down when she started making homes for snails and woodlice. She is very happy digging and getting muddy (so I have given her a bit of garden for a few plants and her assorted collections of sticks/stones/shells/bugs).
She likes board games when she just wants to chill (typically snakes & ladder/who am I/Junior monopoly, but we also have a few of those Lego games). From time to time she must have been paying attention to a Dinochess App I bought her, because she had a pretty good stab at playing chess last week.
Looking round the house to see what is currently being played with:
-loom bands* (from a playdate at friends house)
-Hama beads*
-Lego (trad stuff, not Lego Friends)
-Schleich African animals
*Saw a great tip for tidying these off the floor up the other day. Simply pop a long thin sock/tight/stocking over the nozzle of the hoover and the pressure is sufficient to suck up (but not in).