
What if physics could explain user behavior? Physics of Gamification connects classic physics laws with modern gamification mechanics — to reveal how people engage, act, and stay motivated. Hosted by Hakan Uzer, this is where science meets behavior design.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial Sciences | |||

Centripetal Force: Keeping Users in the Loop
In this episode of Physics of Gamification, hosted by Hakan Uzer, co-founder of Motivacraft, we explore how systems maintain engagement through inward pull — the centripetal force of motivation. Learn how... more
In this episode of The Physics of Gamification, we explore how harmonic oscillation — the science behind pendulums — reveals the secret rhythm of engagement. Learn how to design gamified systems that swing naturally between challenge and comfort, avo... more
When teams align, motivation turns magnetic.
In this episode, we explore the physics of magnetic domains — and how small shifts in alignment can transform scattered effort into unstoppable collective drive.
Learn how leaders create magnetic fields ... more
What if motivation could flow like water? In this Season 2 opener, we explore Fluid Dynamics — and how energy moves through teams, roles, and systems. Learn how to design engagement that circulates, not stagnates.
In physics, quantum tunneling describes the improbable — particles breaking through barriers they shouldn’t be able to cross.
In gamification, the same phenomenon can happen with people. Users who seem stuck, blocked, or disengaged can still find su... more
Phase transitions aren’t just for physics — they happen in behavior too.
In this episode of Physics of Gamification, we explore how systems don’t always change gradually… sometimes they reorganize all at once. Just like ice snaps into water or water... more
In physics, a black hole’s pull comes from its mass — and once that gravity becomes overwhelming, nothing escapes.
Gamification systems can fall into the same trap. Add too many mechanics, too many rules, and too many layers… and you create an engag... more
In physics, mechanical resonance occurs when elements vibrate at a shared frequency, amplifying energy far beyond what any one part could achieve.
In gamification? It’s when every feature — missions, rewards, leaderboards, and feedback — align so pe... more
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