Gamification is a method used to add game-like elements to real-life settings and it could be the key to your success. When game mechanics such as points, achievements and leader boards are included we become more inclined to engage with tasks that don’t provide immediate gratification.
Zombies, Run!
Running can be an Achilles heel for many but Six to Start’s audio running adventure, Zombies Run will certainly put a spring in your step. By running anywhere in the real world, you can gather supplies and improve your base. For an extra challenge, enable zombie chases where you’ll have to pick up the pace to escape.
2. Plant Nanny
Keep forgetting to hydrate? Plant Nanny is a water tracker with a twist, watch your plant grow with every glass. With a selection of in game items to choose from and daily rewards that keep you logging your water intake, you’ll soon get back on track.
3. Inner hour
This online mental health platform uses gamification to help you prioritise self care. Happiness points can be gained by completing daily goals such as completing the included mood journal and completing your goals. In return for logging in daily and completing tasks, you can receive happiness points which help you level up and earn badges.
