Why do gamers like certain games and not others?

GameTree is a LFG (looking for group) app that connects gamers to play together. To do that, GameTree leverages psychology to build Gaming DNA, which analyzes why certain players like specific games. Gaming DNA shows what kinds of gamers there are, who likes which games, and who might enjoy playing with others.

In this Growth Masterminds, host John Koetsier chats with GameTree founders Dana Sydorenko and John Uke. Their conversation reveals insights into how gaming preferences differ across genders, ages, and platforms, touching on the social dynamics of gaming, the role of gamer psychology, and the implications for game design and marketing.

Key topics include the surprising patterns of gaming among men and women, the importance of social connections in gaming, and how GameTree's technology is pioneering personalized gaming experiences.

Additionally, the discussion delves into the potential of mobile gaming, the impact of VR and Web3 on the gaming landscape, and the significance of supporting diversity in gaming, particularly the inclusion of women in gaming communities and development.

00:00 Introduction to Gamer Psychology00:59 Introducing GameTree and its Founders01:34 Gender Differences in Gaming03:22 Platform Preferences and Gaming Patterns04:58 The Importance of Gaming DNA06:21 The Social Aspect of Gaming15:30 The Role of Mobile Gaming22:38 The Future of Gaming: VR and Blockchain26:39 Women in Gaming31:51 Conclusion