The gaming industry, like every other industry that operates in the digital world, not only depends on but is also highly influenced by technological advancements. While video gaming consoles are continuously advancing and our app stores are bursting with gaming apps, more and more non-gaming applications are also integrating gamified features to increase user engagement.
With Aposto, event managers can teach and prepare their employees for a match-day in a gamified way.
The GrowTribe app allows employees to learn skills aligned to the organizational goals in a playful and challenging way.
With Retiink, users are able to stimulate their recovery after a traumatic brain injury with challenging brain training games.
A sudoku app, but better. Users can play sudoku on different levels and even scan a hardcopy game to digitize it into the app.
Status K is a platform driven by gamification that allows users to join 'Klans' and earn 'Koins' to spend on in-app goodies.
Gamified learning
Turning learning into a playful experience can greatly improve the overall learning experience and eventual results.
Progress tracker
With a progress tracker, users can keep track of their learning experience and keep up with their progress in a gamified way.
Reward systems
Reward systems stimulate users to keep interacting with the app in order to progress in the game.
Digital membership subscriptions
Users can choose from different in-app memberships to obtain more levels and difficulties.
Secure online payments
A secured integrated payment system allows users to make in-app purchases of memberships and in-game items.
Cryptocurrency integration
Instead of dealing with real money, users can choose to earn and pay with cryptocurrencies, such as BitCoin.