Read up on all our latest on what’s happening in the world of Gametize – we’ll share our insights on the world of gamification, tips and tricks, and more.
Ramuk’s Adventure is the first game I created during my time at Gametize. As expected of anyone’s first game, it wasn’t exactly perfect, but what mattered most was the method of conceptualization and execution.
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When we were assigned the task to choose a topic for our individual games, my mind first shot to the idea of “popularity”. It would be easier to attract people’s by targeting what they like rather than to ignite an interest in a new topic. My first decision to be made was who was the target audience for my game. I concluded that the target audience I understood and related to the best would be teenagers since I was one myself.
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Whodunnit is a classic murder mystery game where the player is the detective tasked to solve the murder. In this game, players will follow the flow of the investigation, from interrogation to looking for clues and at the end will be asked to come up with a verdict of who the murderer is.
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Shan from Right Impact as he shares how he and his team have been using Gametize to adapt their team-building programs from physical workshops to digital sessions, now that the majority of the workforce has transitioned to working from home.
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We’re excited to share the news that Gametize worked with FairPrice to develop “Made in Singapore”, a gamified in-store experience to educate shoppers more about the local produce they are buying.