Is advergaming dead?
Well, not really. Advergames are games built around a rhetoric message, usually related to a brand. See for example the classic […]
The psychology of crowds in the gameful world
Originally, the definition of gamification is related to the application of game elements to non-leisure contexts, as a design process. […]
My idea of fun: exterminate!
I should be writing a paper right now, but I couldn’t leave this day without any comment about this lovely […]
Let’s talk about Game Design Economy
I’ve decided to write this post for probably the same reason why you came to read it. What is about […]
iBeacons: a tool just for retail?
Retail industry just got a new tool for collecting people’s data and giving the consumers a more personal interaction. The […]
The golden marriage of research: digital arts and social sciences
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to go the Festival of Research Methods in Oxford and I was very busy trying […]
What my grandfather taught me about social media
It’s been more than 2 years that my grandfather created his first Facebook account. It may not sound something […]
What I’ve learnt from my first Hackathon
Last month I was invited to participate to a Hackathon through universities in the UK. Hackathons normally take around 24 hours […]
Colour blind mode: a way to include more players into the game
Playing a game is more than just connecting your devices with a new system. It’s being part of a context […]
Storyboarding: a tool for game user experience research
User experience research is a field in design that includes research methods, iterations, insights and maps of experiences. A lot […]