Imagine you are immersed in another world \u2014 moving forward with excitement. The bursts of pleasure you get while collecting rewards are priceless, you conquer the obstacles on the way, the anticipation remains at apogee to unlock new levels, discover new terrain and finally \u2014 the ecstasy of becoming the winner.<\/p>
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Sounds familiar?<\/em><\/p> Well, that\u2019s how we feel while playing a game.<\/p> At some point in life, we all have played games \u2014 virtual or real. And the experience is delightful \u2014 motivating us to play more, score points, complete the challenges and achieve feats. Reports show that there are 3.2 billion gamers worldwide<\/a> making video games an enormous giant in the world economy. Some reports have also forecasted that it is expected to grow to $300 Billion in 2025<\/a>. And looking at these trends \u2014 there seems no sign of slowing down.<\/p> But it\u2019s not just the game industry that\u2019s proliferating, a theory stemmed from gaming is showing a promising trajectory. And this theory is known by the name \u201cgamification\u201d.<\/p>
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<\/br>What is Gamification?<\/h2>
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