Each game has an objective and intended behavior that they are trying to shape their players into. The more the players play the game, the closer the players are moving towards the behaviour. Hence forth, indicating that your game is successful. The Gametize Admin Console provides a wide range of analytics and reports that will […]
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A game with too muchinteraction (e.g. too much unnecessary information being thrown at players or irrelevant challenges) versus too little interaction (e.g. a player wins a duel but there is no mention of his victory nor does he receive any additional rewards) can be frustrating for a player for completely different reasons! You would not
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Game Privacy Settings and Publish Status As much as we want our games to be played by anyone and everyone, there will be instances where you are required to keep your games private and accessible to a select group of players only. In short, yes, you can make your project private or public, depending on
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Project-Topic-Challenge/Flashcard 101 A typical Gametize game would normally consist of projects, topics, challenges and flashcards. So what are they exactly? Pictorial view of the Project-Topic-Challenge/Flashcard breakdown. Project A project is essentially a game. THE game. It is up to you to fill it with topics, inside each topic, you also freely to add challenges and flashcards,
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Quantity is not quality. Pick only the game elements that you need. Points, Rewards, Achievements, Leaderboard, Teams.Each has its own perks, yet implementing all of them does not mean that your game is the best. Focusing too much on the rewards may demotivate your players towards learning, while team based games will not be effective when the
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