The Core of Gamification
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Games are powerful because they appeal to human motivations. They involve overcoming challenges set within clear rules or goals. However, many "gamified" applications simply add superficial game elements like points or badges without meaningful challenges or goals. To effectively tap into the power of games, gamification must provide real challenges that satisfy human motivations like competence, autonomy, and social connection in a way that aligns with the user's purpose.
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The Core of Gamification
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