History of Games and Gamification Quiz

Study Notes

In 14th-century England, people played a dice game called Hazard, mentioned in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales.
Craps is the most popular casino game and the only one with odds in favor of the player but still the most profitable for casinos.
Dice games, such as Yahtzee and Dungeons & Dragons, have remained popular for various activities.
Tiles and Dominoes have ancient origins, with references to tile games in China dating back 2,900 years and Dominoes originating during the Song Dynasty.
Board games, including Monopoly and Scrabble, have a history dating back to ancient Egypt (around 3500 BC) and China (around 200 BC).
Popular board games, such as Go, Chess, Backgammon, and Nine Men's Morris, have histories dating back over a thousand years.
The first commercial board game, Mansion of Happiness, was produced in England in 1800.
Card games, originating in Ancient China, reached Europe in the 14th century. The four-suit deck was invented in France around 1480.
Table games, such as Carom, Pool, Billiards, and Snooker, are relatively recent inventions. Roulette arrived in the 19th century.
The first electronic game, a Cathode ray tube amusement device, was patented in the United States in 1947.
Arcade games, such as Space Invaders and Pacman, became popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Console gaming became popular in the late 1980s after the Japanese revived the gaming industry following a crash in the American market.
Games have a long history, reaching back to ancient civilizations and being a fundamental part of human experiences.

Description

Test your knowledge of the evolution of games and the principles of gamification with this quiz. Explore the intertwined relationship between human history and games, and learn what elements of games to include in gamification designs.