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Tag Archives: gamification

Gaming and Humanity’s Future

Posted on October 16, 2016 by Aki Vainio
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I’ve been discussing a project plan at work a lot lately. The idea for the project includes gamification component, so I’ve been reading a few books on the subject. One thing these books make a huge deal of in their introductory part is how many people actualy play games and how much time they spend on it.

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Posted in Random | Tagged game culture, gamification, humanity | Leave a reply

Dark Side of Gaming

Posted on December 17, 2015 by Aki Vainio
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Although I would like to espouse the benefits and the fun side of gaming as much as I can, sometimes I have to acknowledge there’s a dark side to this hobby.

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Posted in Random | Tagged china, gamification, good citizen | 1 Reply

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