presentation at Delft University about gamification through Space, Time and Matter via Pine and Korn Infinite possibility and game mechanics and more.

2. Priebatsch
Illustrations in this presentation are via https://thenounproject.com/

3. Elements for The Universe
TIME SPACE MATTER
Pine&Korn.PDF

4. When?
TIME NO-TIME
Actual events Autonomous events

5. Where?
SPACE NO-SPACE
Real places Virtual places

6. What?
MATTER NO-MATTER
Material substances Digital substances

8. Reality
• Staging the richest of experiences
• Really fully engages the five senses
– Enraptures the whole body
– Captivates the mind
– Involves the physical world
– Bonds with fellow members

9. Reality

10. Virtuality
• Crafting the most imaginative of experiences
• Immerses the mind, generally not the body
• Frees us from time, matter and space

11. Virtuality

12. Augmented Reality
• Enhancing the world around us
• Overlaying our experience with digital
information constructed to enhance, extend,
edit or amend the way we experience the real
world

13. Augmented Reality

14. Augmented Virtuality
• Bringing the material into the virtual
• We are able to alter, control, enhance or
amend how we experience the virtual world

15. Augmented Virtuality

16. Alternate Reality
• Creating an alternate view of the real world
• Uses reality as a digital playground via a
superimposed, virtual narrative feed
– ARG (alternate reality games)
– GPS games
– Geocaching

17. Alternate Reality

18. Physical Virtuality
• Takes an experience in a virtual place and then
realizes it in the real world
• Online design experience (3D-printing)
• First you dream it, then you build it (or
execute it)

19. Physical Virtuality

20. Warped Reality
• Playing with time
• Takes an experience in reality and shifts it
backwards or forward in time
– Re-enactment
– Cosplay

21. Warped Reality

22. Mirorred Virtuality
• Absorbing the real world into the virtual
• Creates a virtual expression of reality as it
actually happens.
• Providing a particular bird’s eye view

23. Mirorred Virtuality

25. Examples
Eterna
Tunnel
Tail
Gent
High Five Scorebord

26. Aviation empire
Waze playfulll

27. What is your user looking for?

28. Game mechanics

29. Enrich
Do all activities contribute to reach the communication targets?

30. Wrap-up: Present new insight
Your High Impact Touchpoints
Intervention / Consolidation via Time-Space-Matter
Added Mechanics to optimize emotional response

31. Literature
• Innovation
101 Design Methods – Vijay Kumar isbn 9781118083468
• Customer journey/touchpoints
De conversation manager – S.van Belleghem isbn 9789081516327
• Touchpoints
Building the brand driven business – S. Davis & M. Dunn isbn 9780787962555
• Digital realms
Infinite possibility – B.J. Pine & K. Korn isbn 9781605095639
• Games
Reality is broken – J. McGonigal isbn 9780099540281
• Why ILove Bees:Acase, Study in Collective Intelligence Gaming, Jane McGonigal -> PDF
• Motivations for Play in Online Games, Nick Yee -> PDF