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.
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 […]
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Reward your players for their actions! Players are driven by either intrinsic or extrinsic motivations to play your games. Give your players more reasons to play and enjoy your games by rewarding them for the actions they perform. Points Points are the simplest form of reward you can award your players and also the most basic form
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Fixed-Answer VS Validation Code Challenges – When to use which? This is a question we get all the time – and we get it. These two challenges aren’t the easiest to understand – and implement – and as a result, many of us aren’t able to truly make full use of them, when creating our games.
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Revenue Management for the SaaS Industry If you’re reading this off a computer screen, chances are you rely on some version of the Microsoft Office suite during work to produce reports (Microsoft Word), presentations (Microsoft Powerpoint), and spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel). We buy this software package for a one-time fee, install it to our computer, and
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Revenue Management for the SaaS Industry In 2012, one of the must-see films of the year was The Hunger Games, which was also one of the first few films in the “dystopia” genre, which is still immensely popular even now (The Maze Runner, Divergent, Elysium, Ender’s Game, Snowpiercer… There is quite an extensive list.). In The
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