Frostpunk is the latest game from developer 11bit Studios, where you are the leader of a small colony of survivors in a post-apocalyptic, ice age world.

This week’s game tools; we come to our final set, those that revolve around purpose & the use of narrative to create context for your players.

Belonging and being part of something is one of the strongest motivators that you can use to engage your players in your game or the gamified environment.

In this part of the game tools series, we’ll be looking at value & loss avoidance. Please do check out any of the previous game tools blogs.

This week lets look at how mastery mechanics can help engage your players. The tools have been split into different aspects, but they all work together

In this piece we’ll have a look at exploration and decision-making, and how these can be used to engage your players in your game or gamified experience.

The first of these game tools is the usage of randomness or unpredictability in games and the illusion of control to keep players engaged.

Games & playful experiences can be used to combat a world where being average & standard are becoming the norm. Uniqueness & collabortaion is the goal.

Progression systems are always a tough choice when you create an experience for your players. Here we’ll explore which are good to us for your experiences.

Goal creation or setting goals is something you always hear in businesses, schools, or at the start of a new year. But they hardly work, let’s change that!