Gamification for Gamers
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A presentation on the issue of a savvy audience and a few ways to create gamification for a gaming-literate audience.
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Gamification for Gamers
- 1. Gamification for Gamers All hail our gaming-literate overlords
- 2. The Next Big Thing 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
- 5. Project Manager Working for GEELab Based in Karlsruhe Writes about Games and Comics Always carries a swiss army knife Twitter: @ZeroNiner09
- 7. Game & Interaction Designer 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
- 9. 1890s
- 10. 1960s
- 11. 2000s
- 12. 2013
- 13. The Problem Step 1: Audience grows media-savvy Step 2: Ads escalate to capture attention Step 3: Repeat
- 14. 2009
- 15. 2010
- 16. 2012
- 17. The Problem, Part 2 Step 1: Audience grows media-savvy Step 2: Games escalate to capture attention Step 3: Repeat
- 18. The Solution A deep experience Built on intrinsic motivation
- 19. Minecraft
- 20. Minecraft
- 21. Minecraft
- 22. Writing on the Wall 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 build a Monster game design motivational patterns
- 24. Basics
- 25. Mastery Basics
- 27. Mastery Autonomy Purpose Basics
- 28. Clear Feedback
- 29. Clear Goals
- 30. New Things
- 32. Novelty Discovery New Things
- 33. Novelty Discovery Mystery New Things
- 34. Story
- 36. Personal Fantasy Authored Narrative Story
- 37. Personal Fantasy Authored Narrative Fictional Universe Story
- 38. Opposition
- 41. Pure Enjoyment
- 43. Sense-Pleasure Abnegation Pure Enjoyment
- 46. Fellowship Competition Social Connections
- 47. Expression
- 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
- 52. Thank you!
- 53. Speaker Contact Peter Klement peter.klement@geelab.rmit.edu @zeroniner09 Martin Nerurkar mnerurkar@sharkbombs.com @mnerurkar