Presenting Rewards With Effective Pacing To Heighten Engagement

This thesis (1) builds a theory of rewards as a pacing device by synthesizing principles of games and theatre and (2) posits that linear regression can model engagement. The paper aims to establish a preliminary empirical basis for both by gathering data from an original video game. It covers the theory’s application to the game and other essential considerations in the design process.

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SMU Scholar (Southern Methodist University)
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2025-04-01
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Digital Games and Media
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Presenting Rewards With Effective Pacing To Heighten Engagement

SMU Scholar (Southern Methodist University)
Digital Games and Media
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Presenting Rewards With Effective Pacing To Heighten Engagement

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Abstract

This thesis (1) builds a theory of rewards as a pacing device by synthesizing principles of games and theatre and (2) posits that linear regression can model engagement. The paper aims to establish a preliminary empirical basis for both by gathering data from an original video game. It covers the theory’s application to the game and other essential considerations in the design process.

SMU Scholar (Southern Methodist University)
Openalex Percentile: Top 40%
Digital Games and Media
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