by admin | Nov 29, 2013 | Games, Gamification, Innovation, User Experience |
When thinking of gamification and its possible uses, the first concept your mind jumps to probably isn’t the government. What with different political scandals as well as everyday governmental issues, it’s hard to imagine that people have the time, or the attention...
by admin | Nov 13, 2013 | Games, Lectures, Market Research |
On 17th September, our CEO and Founder Betty Adamou gave a lecture with NewMR.org on an Introduction to Gamification Reseach with a case-study taken directly from a major project we worked on here at RTG with our academic client, IMPRINTS Futures. In this lecture,...
by admin | Oct 31, 2013 | Design, Games, Innovation, Market Research |
By Paul McGhie It’s no secret that I am a horror fan – I’m currently making a horror film, for starters. So when I was asked to put together a gamified ad campaign for Research Through Gaming earlier this year, I found my love of horror coming to the...
by admin | Oct 21, 2013 | Design, Engagement, Games, Market Research, Role Playing |
By David Wiszniowski This is the third and final entry of a series of blogs in which I focus on the semiotics associated with the different generations of Microsoft’s Xbox. This blog concerns the latest Xbox to hit the market, the Xbox One. If you haven’t read the...
by admin | Oct 20, 2013 | Creativity, Design, Engagement, Games, Market Research |
By David Wiszniowski This is the second entry in a trilogy of blogs (first one posted here) examining the different generations of the Xbox through a semiotic lens. This entry in concerned with the Xbox 360. Part Two: The Xbox 360 The Xbox 360 was released November...
by admin | Jul 24, 2013 | Games |
At Research Through Gaming, we’re huge fans of Limbo. Close the curtains, turn off the lights, or in this case now you can just squint a bit anywhere you like because this month the dark and atmospheric Limbo game was launched on iOS. It’s been a fantastic...
