Why Gamification is Bullshit

Ian Bogost

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This chapter contains sections titled: Consulting as Bullshit, Gamification Is the Goal of Gamification, Gamification Is the Pursuit of More Gamification, Gamification without Games, Bullshit Carefully Wrought, Notes, References, Gameography

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