1.
Alireza Ranjbar Shourabi

2.
 Onboarding
 Badges
 Challenge/Mission/Quest
 Activity Loop : Engagement Loop
 Viral Loop : Social Engagement
 Customization
 Gamification Design is Agile Design
 Dashboard

3.
 Mechanic
 Elements
 Tools
 For creating the game
 Dynamic
 Player Interaction with elements
 Player Interaction with other players

4.
 Information for player about her/his current
situation in the continuum of the progress.
 Most essential!
 Feedback Loop
 Direction of the process

5.
 Pattern Recognition
 Intrinsic Reward
▪ Memory Games
▪ Combining Like or unlike objects
▪ Earn and burn (resource management)
 Business Intelligence
 Detective
 War Strategy and …

6.
 Collecting
 Knowledge and learning
 Relaxation and stress reduction
 Personal pleasure (including appreciation of beauty and pride of ownership)
 Social interaction with fellow collectors and others (i.e., sharing pleasure and
knowledge)
 Competitive challenge
 Recognition by fellow collectors and perhaps even non collectors
 Altruism (since many great collections are ultimately donated to museums
and learning institutions)
 Desire to control, possess, and bring order to a small (or even a massive) part
of the world
 Nostalgia and/or a connection to history
 Accumulation and diversification of wealth (which can ultimately provide a
measure of security and freedom)

7.
 CollectibleVirtual goods
 Scarcity
 Trading mechanisms

8.
 Surprise
 Slot machines
 Easter eggs
 Hidden objects
 Geocaching

9.
 Organizing and Creating Order
 Gifting
 Flirtation and Romance
 Recognition for Achievement
 LeadingOthers
 Fame, GettingAttention
 Being the Hero
 Nurturing, Growing
 Gaining Status

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Alireza Ranjbar Shourabi