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There is a very specific science behind the compelling loop that keeps players engaged for hours.
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From the bright flashing colors to the satisfying sound effects, every element is meticulously crafted.
+Bite-Sized Action
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Because a game only takes three minutes, it is incredibly easy to justify playing just one more.
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It perfectly fits into the micro-moments of our daily lives, like waiting for a bus or during a coffee break.
+The 'just one more' mentality is strong.Ideal for commuting.The action is continuous.
+Variable Ratio Reinforcement
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This unpredictability is vastly more addictive than receiving a guaranteed, predictable reward every time.
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This system conditions your brain to constantly seek out that rare, highly rewarding outcome.
+FeelingGame CauseAngerFacing overleveled opponentsEuphoriaWinning a match with one hitpoint left on your tower
+Managing Your Playtime
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While these psychological design choices make the game incredibly fun, they can also lead to unhealthy habits.
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Remember that the virtual trophies and ranks are designed to keep you on the treadmill indefinitely.
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