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Gamer motivations and desired gaming experience may be shifting among today's gamers. This report from Quantic Foundry found a substantial decline related to strategy games involving complex problem-solving. Historically, we expect gamers to appreciate immersive experiences but research I've led related to gaming experiences recently revealed a stronger interest in heightened social interactions and a prevalence of multi-tasking in-game. I'm curious if these observations are related... thoughts? #gamers #gaming #mrx #marketresearch You can read about Quantic Foundry's study here: https://lnkd.in/euMiD46n

Gamers Have Become Less Interested in Strategic Thinking and Planning

Gamers Have Become Less Interested in Strategic Thinking and Planning

https://quanticfoundry.com

These are just my opinions, but It might have to do with the increase of popularity in gaming. Gaming used to be a relatively small market, but now many people including young kids have joined the market. Gamers playing 5-10 years ago were more likely to play strategic games and more than likely are still playing those games. Popular games today may have attracted people with low atttention spans. I would also be interested to see what games are being studied because most games have multiple motivations. In other words, strategy and long term planning are still present in popular games, but it may be hard to see from the outside.

Samantha Lopez

Senior Director @ Woodbury University | ASU Alum + Digital Marketing Certificate, Duke University

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This is so interesting! We have a Gaming Art & Design program at the institution I’m currently with, I want to chat with our program chair to get there thoughts. I’m curious! I do think the popularity in gaming as Jacob mentioned is a huge aspect I also didn’t consider. Neat article, thank you for sharing Tracy! Hope all is well! 😊

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