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Gamification for Gamers
The document discusses gamification in gaming, particularly focusing on engaging a media-savvy audience through deep experiences that foster intrinsic motivation. It highlights the evolution of gamers and offers design strategies to create engaging games, emphasizing elements like mastery, autonomy, and meaningful rewards. Additionally, it presents trends and statistics about the average gamer, underscoring the need for innovative and personalized gaming experiences.
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Gamification for Gamers
- 1. Gamification for Gamers All hail our gaming-literate overlords
- 2. The Next BigThing The Next Big Thing
- 3. Gamification for Gamers The Saturation Problem Gaming Literacy Deep Motivational Techniques Mastery, Autonomy, Purpose 8 ways to design for deeper engagement
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- 5. Project Manager Workingfor GEELab Based in Karlsruhe Writes about Games and Comics Always carries a swiss army knife Twitter: @ZeroNiner09
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- 7. Game & InteractionDesigner Freelancer Based in Karlsruhe 14 years of design experience Loves hats Twitter: @mnerurkar Web: www.martin.nerurkar.de
- 8. Evolve or Die The problem of a saturated audience
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- 13. The Problem Step1: Audience grows media-savvy Step 2: Ads escalate to capture attention Step 3: Repeat
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- 17. The Problem, Part2 Step 1: Audience grows media-savvy Step 2: Games escalate to capture attention Step 3: Repeat
- 18. The Solution Adeep experience Built on intrinsic motivation
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- 22. Writing on theWall Gamification will suffer the same fate The gaming-literate audience exists Fun facts from the esa: - The average gamer is 31 years old - 59% of all Americans play video games - People of all ages are playing video games. The stereotypical gamer disappears.
- 23. How to builda Monster game design motivational patterns
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- 27. Mastery Autonomy Purpose Basics
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- 32. Novelty Discovery NewThings
- 33. Novelty Discovery Mystery New Things
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- 36. Personal Fantasy AuthoredNarrative Story
- 37. Personal Fantasy AuthoredNarrative Fictional Universe Story
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- 43. Sense-Pleasure Abnegation PureEnjoyment
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- 46. Fellowship Competition SocialConnections
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- 50. Actions over System Allow for mastery in your tasks - Provide Feedback - Properly challenge the skills Create Deep Systems - Provide relatable goals - Offer meaningful rewards
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- 53. Speaker Contact PeterKlement peter.klement@geelab.rmit.edu @zeroniner09 Martin Nerurkar mnerurkar@sharkbombs.com @mnerurkar