r/gamification↗
Gamification
Gamification, or gameful design, is all about motivation. It's the art of finding the fun and challenge in everyday activities and framing them like a game to make them more engaging. From business and health to education and personal habits, gamification turns "have to" into "want to." Share your projects, ask questions, and trade ideas with fellow designers, researchers, and enthusiasts. When posting new concepts / products, include screenshots / demo videos, and keep it genuine, not salesy.
13k subscribers143 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~5% by known bots)112 authors / mosince 2011
r/gamification has 13k members (+48% over the last 12 months). It gets about 143 posts a month from 112 people. Top topics: Game Design Discussions, Notion Usage and Game Development Feedback.
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- Game Design Discussions0.9%
- Notion Usage0.9%
- Game Development Feedback0.6%
- Why Play Games?0.6%
- Blockchain Games0.5%
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- Apple
- itch
- Substack
- Medium
- ChatGPT
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