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2 reports, presentations and talks by The Chinese University of Hong Kong in the Game Industry Library, the newest “The Gift of the Tenth Month: Early Design of a Partner-Inclusive Prenatal Education Serious Game” (2026).
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The Gift of the Tenth Month: Early Design of a Partner-Inclusive Prenatal Education Serious Game
The Gift of the Tenth Month: Early Design of a Partner-Inclusive Prenatal Education Serious Game Yihan Zhao Liying Zhang Ke Li School of Humanities and Social School of Humanities and Social School of Humanities and Social Science Science Science The Chinese University of Hong The Chinese University of Hong The ...
Towards Understanding Player Behavior in Blockchain Games: A Case Study of Aavegotchi
The integration of financial incentives within blockchain gaming serves as a powerful catalyst for initial user acquisition, yet it remains an insufficient foundation for long-term ecosystem stability.
- Financial incentives are effective for initial user acquisition but fail to provide a stable foundation for long-term ecosystem retention.
- Analysis of over 3.2 million transaction records from Aavegotchi shows that speculative mechanisms like bid-to-earn and staking often create unsustainable economic cycles.
- Players who combine active gameplay with capital participation demonstrate significantly higher loyalty than those who engage solely in financial staking.
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