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[email protected] https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/ The Role of Uncertainty in Moment-to-Moment Player Motivation: A Grounded Theory Shringi Kumari Sebastian Deterding Jonathan Freeman University of York University of York Goldsmiths University York, UK York, UK London, UK
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ABSTRACT theories vary. Thomas Malaby [50] for instance draws on Uncertainty is widely acknowledged as an engaging charac- sociological and anthropological thought on contingency to teristic of games. Practice and research have proposed vari- argue that games are engaging because their "contrived con- ous types and factors of game uncertainty, yet there is little tingency" allows us to engage with the basic indeterminacy work explaining when and why different kinds of uncertainty of human existence.