Working in the Game
Have you or your friends ever lamented that some games transform in-game activities into what feels like a job? The continuous demands of daily quests, grinding for resources, or maintaining a high level of involvement to keep up with updates and events can sometimes make gaming resemble work more than a form of entertainment. This sentiment reflects a common experience among gamers who find themselves dedicating significant time and effort to their virtual pursuits, much like they would in a professional setting.
Perhaps you’ve already formulated some explanations for them; now, let’s delve into how behaviorism offers insights into understanding them.
Reflect & Share
You can share your own experience about at what time or what game you are suddenly feeling you are just like working in games not playing in games.
Game Psychology: Understanding Player Mentality and Game Design
Game Psychology: Understanding Player Mentality and Game Design
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