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Motivated to lose? Evaluating challenge and player motivations in games

Tornqvist et al., 2021

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1025535524900872681
Author
Tornqvist D
Tichon J
Publication year
Publication venue
Behaviour & Information Technology

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Players report losing some games can be as much fun, or more than winning. It is imperative to identify what motivates a player to pursue failure in games due to the importance of many games now used for educational and health purposes. The game's intended outcomes can …
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