If any, it probably comes every 1–2 years, and is an unsustainable model. And then expansion packs and new patches, but this kind of big push does not come often. One way game developers tried to overcome this issue was by creating a second, third series and so on. Their fascination sort of died because they are no longer intrigued. By then, players have completed their campaign missions, and played “Death Match” games for dozens of times against the computer. While gamers are generally fascinated by new features, units and possible story-line that comes with it, there will come a time when things have to end. Yet, these games had an issue with getting users addicted in the long term. Gamers get an inner sense of satisfaction through winning and conquest. Internal Trigger- When people get bored, they play games for self-entertainment. Gamers only get to know the ending if they continue playing. Investment - Save the game where players last end off.
Player goes in-depth into the game storyline. Variable Reward -Players unlock new (and unknown) units, skills, maps etc. Here’s a simple breakdown of the hook model:Įxternal Trigger -Splashy media releases and good game reviews.
