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    Posted by Tadej Gregorcic on March 17, 2010

    According to Jane McGonigal, reality is broken and game designers can fix it.

    Jane points out four important characteristics of gamers that can make a difference when put to use in real life:

    • blissful productivity
    • urgent optimism
    • tight social fabric
    • epic meaning



    Watch this amazing TED talk and don’t forget to check out Avantgame’s latest inspiring project, Evoke.

    EVOKE trailer (a new online game) from Alchemy on Vimeo.

    Tags: Game design
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