Table 5.
Differences and confluences between game, game experience and gamification.
Differences | Confluences | |
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Game- gamification | - In a game, the objective or purpose is recreational, while in gamification the aim is to modify behaviors or systems. - The game is an end in itself in playful environments, the game is a means in gamified environments. |
- In both cases the game is present with its rules and rewards systems. |
Game- game experience | - The game is governed by a set of objective rules, unlike the game experience, which is the perception of persons, and therefore has a subjective component. | - There is a causal relationship between the game, a set of objective rules, which can result in a subjective psychological state. |
Game experience- gamification | - The gaming experience is a psychological state, gamification is a system for modifying and influencing people and systems | - For gamification to respond to the objectives for which it is used successfully, it must coexist with the gaming experience |
Source: own developement.