CQA Chicago 2011

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A talk I gave at CQA Chicago 2011 about a variety of game and psychology topics.

Transcript of CQA Chicago 2011

The Art of Game Designand the pleasure revolution

Jesse SchellCQA Chicago - 2011

TV

Groceries

Reality TV

Organic Groceries

Big Mac Angus Burger

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Choco-fication!

Rewards can Backfire

Self-Determination Theory

Competence Autonomy RelatednessI want to be

good at what I do!

I want freedom!

I want to connect to

others!

“Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.”- Mark Twain

“Hafta” “Wanna”

Slavery Freedom

Duty FunWork Play

Efficiency Pleasure

Internalization

• Extrinsic– External: Cuz I’ll get $5– Introjected: Cuz I’ll feel bad if I don’t– Identified: Cuz its important– Integrated: Cuz that’s who I am

• Intrinsic: – Cuz I feel like it!

Pleasure is POWERFUL

Games are special because…

• They are interactive• They are designed

ENTIRELY for pleasure

Games provide:

• Clear Feedback• A Sense of Progress• The Possibility of Success• Mental and Physical Exercise• A Chance to Satisfy Your Curiosity• A Chance to Solve a Problem• A Feeling of Freedom

GamifyPleasurize

Pleasure is COMPLEX

Pleasure is… CONTEXTUAL

Pleasure is… CONTEXTUAL

Sensation

Fantasy

DiscoveryLaughter

Story

Challenge

Thrill

Triumph

Expression

You CAN make your experiences better

• Ask yourself these simple questions:– Given what I know about

my guests…– Why will they like this

experience?– How can I get them to like

it more?

Technology Psychology

Quantitative Analysis

Thanks!Slides: jesseschell.comTwitter: @jesseschell

Email: jesse@schellgames.com