I don't manage it every day, but every few days I play with Oscar.  It's
actually been really tough because, until recently, she had no interactive
toys she liked.  The only thing to which she *sometimes* responded was chasing
after her stuffed toy dolphin, but she never retrieved it, so it's kind of a
pain to play that game long enough to do any good for her.

We tried all sorts of wand-type toys, but the only one she'll pay much
attention to is the cat dancer.  She loves this thing.  So now, every few days
I'll drag out the cat dancer and she'll play with it.  To be honest, she still
doesn't run much for it, but I can get her to do a few flips and such before
she settles down to just bat it while I move it around near her.  She only
seems willing to chase it if I drag it around a corner so that she can't see
it.

I've found that I can wedge one end of the cat dancer into the fold of our
closet door, and Oscar will entertain herself by playing with it on her own
sometimes.

Oh, now that she has a tall cat tree, she sometimes wants me to throw a ball
while she's standing on the middle platform.  She takes a flying leap and runs
after it, but again I have to retrieve the ball myself.

I play with my girls whenever I can. Since I work a desk job
at home I need to get up and move around every now and then,
and 2 out of 3 times I go find a cat with the laser or feather on a
stick and play for a while. (Sometimes I just love on them, but
I do try to play as they need it.) Then every night we have laser
time and toy time in bed. Cheeks gets a lot of excercise
kicking the figurative snot out of her Fatcat catnip crinkle
factor toys! Arnie Schwarzenegger has been taking a beating
lately, but there are times when I mostly see Hillary Clinton's
little purple pumps sticking up while Cheeky wallops her. :)
I think Cheeks is an independent. (If she were a libertarian
I would know as I would find little tiny weapons caches
all over the house.)