> I know that games aren’t all stimulating paragons of human social connection, but it feels as if something exciting is happening. There’s more mushing togethe

> I know that games aren’t all stimulating paragons of human social connection, but it feels as if something exciting is happening. There’s more mushing together to arrive at new digital forms that emphasize interaction rather than passive reading, watching or listening. Social gamification could be the name. So, name it, and then ban it before all our lives become a rat wheel with micro transactions that trigger micro dosis of endorphins. Facebook likes or Twitter shared are still coarse approaches at what it can become.