The best #productivity #games to help you #stay on #track If you feel me, and I know many of you do, you may already know about productivity games. These games encourage you to complete tasks, progress on projects, and maintain good habits with plenty of tried-and-true coping mechanisms, all masked under a cloak of cute creatures, customization, and relaxing music.But there are tons of productivity tracking games out there that prove to be more of a hindrance than a help. Some are so engaging that they're actually distracting, some are full of ads, and others simply fail at the most important element of a good productivity game: https://lnkd.in/dkb8k392 #opinion #personalcomputer #Polygonselections #whattoplay
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I love approaching life gamefully! One of the reasons? It is because, when I am not motivated and resist engaging in an activity I want to pursue, I don’t berate myself, or at least not long, but instead treat myself as a game designer would his or her best and most trusted game-tester. If the gamer does not engage, something is wrong with the game. Continue reading the article "Sharing My Self-Motivational Games" here: https://buff.ly/3ZeFO2i #selfawareness #realitygamecollection #gamefullife #selfgamification
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A lot of people say that video games are soooo long now - is this true? 😉 The whole debate kinda misses the point. It’s not about how many hours a game demands, but whether it keeps you hooked. Some say games with long narratives ARE long, but then happily sink hundreds of hours into stuff like Diablo or Dota 2 without a second thought (I personally have ~500 hours in Path of Exile so I can relate). Funny, right? The thing is, a game only feels like a marathon if it's boring you. If it keeps you on your toes, excited to see what's next, you're not gonna complain about it. When people are excited about a game being "just the right length," what they're really saying is it never gave them a chance to get bored. A game could go on forever, but if it’s fun, who’s counting? Instead of focusing on trimming content or reducing playtime, the industry should prioritize creating more engaging, thought-provoking, and innovative experiences. Only then can we move beyond the superficial debate over game length and address the issue at hand: crafting games that are truly worth our time and attention. ❤️ What made me to expand on this thought: https://lnkd.in/dwYkvqgU And the pic - me playing in the Riga Video Game Museum ^_^ #gamedev #insights #games
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Game developers should stay mindful of the powerful potential of remixes when looking for ways to expand on and extend the life of their games. Here's why: #gamedev #gamemusic #videogames https://lnkd.in/gsCgc2AG
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my latest design video is up talking about evergreen content in live service games -- what gets people to spend and stick with a game, and why cosmetics are no longer the primary driver https://lnkd.in/ehi-RQ9g
How Live Service Games Keep Earning Infinite Money | #gamewisdom critical thought, #gamedev
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Game developers should stay mindful of the powerful potential of remixes when looking for ways to expand on and extend the life of their games. Here's why: #gamedev #gamemusic #videogames https://lnkd.in/gmptW6BV
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🎮 Microgames Are Making a Comeback 🕹️ Remember the #Wordle craze that had everyone starting their day with a puzzle? Well, microgames are back in a big way—and this time, they’re popping up everywhere, even here on LinkedIn! 🧩 From LinkedIn’s own Tango, Queens, and Pinpoint to other bite-sized challenges like trivia and brain teasers, it seems like these quick, engaging games may be here to stay. Let's have some fun this Friday! I want to know if you're still playing daily games. If so, what’s your current favorite? What’s keeping your competitive streak alive? Have you found a hidden gem worth sharing? 👇 Drop your game recommendations in the comments.
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Rest >>>>> partying But still we don’t prioritise it. We as human being take wrong decisions When someone says what’s your rest looks like? Maximum will say it’s either Partying, or clubs or video games or what not. But actually it’s not. What should be taking inconsideration Rest is taking a 10 min nap Taking a day off from everything A meditative session Or just reflecting upon your week We have made this confusion of what rest actually means and most of us choose it wrong Sometimes I also think rest is about scrolling and playing video games But. It’s not It takes so much energy from your brain That you feel more exhausted So don’t confuse in what kind of rest you should take in accordance Do what makes your mind feel relaxed Not your senses. P. S. Share who need it. Drop your thoughts 💭 below 👇🏻
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🎮💡 How can video games drive learning and skill development? At TGA, we design games that go beyond entertainment. By tracking key metrics, we ensure our games help users gain real skills. Here's what we measure: 📊 Completion Rates: Who finished the training? 📊 Progress Tracking: How far along are users in the game? 📊 Assessment Results: Who passed or failed? 📊 Time Spent: How long does it take to complete? 📊 Performance: Average scores and frequent errors. We make sure every game is not just fun but also an impactful learning experience. 🎯 #GameForLearning #SkillDevelopment #ProgressMetrics #TGA #LearningThroughGames
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There's much you could say about Concord, and a lot about AAA at large, but I find much of it distills to this: People play games to feel. Sometimes to have their worldviews widened, make themselves feel more competent, and sometimes just to rest after work. People are highly attuned to how games makes them feel. Your game is, fundamentally, a piece of emotional artistry. And if players can't feel the hearts who made your game - they won't give you theirs'. #gamesindustry #gamingtrends #gamedesign #concord
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