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In her opening keynote, renowned social game designer and author Amy Jo Kim shared seven golden rules for cooperative game design which all game developers should consider in their development projects. She explains why she believes the future of games in both a traditional game context and within a gamification program is co-operative, as it is proving to provide a more engaging and rewarding experience for the participants.
Presenter: Stephen P. Anderson
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