We can make a game where players' choices change the game world in real time. For instance, certain events or stories in the game could change depending on what you do, making you feel like you have some control over the game. Players feel like they're in a world that's always changing, which makes them want to come back and see how their choices affected the game. So here's the deal. We're gonna use AI to figure out how you play the game, and then we'll give you challenges and rewards that are just right for you. It'll be like the game knows you inside out, and that'll make it super addictive.

I could suggest keep loyal players engaged, game designers can use predictive analysis to track player behavior and forecast the most effective rewards. By timing rewards strategically and adjusting prices based on player preferences, designers can maintain excitement, encourage long-term investment, and boost in-game purchases without disrupting the game’s balance. Implement machine learning to detect early signs of player disengagement, allowing the game to offer incentives called as Churn Prediction will enhance better.

Be aware of the player‘s favorite brand/theme, use evolution instead if revolution by carefully adding features/extensions and sequels. Always measure player reaction/engagement in a timely manner.

Ask them. Just look at Stormgate on Reddit… You might be surprised. Or you might find out that a lot of the comments (if implemented) could make the game better. In another life, the gamer could have been a game designer. Think about it.

Una de las cosas más importantes es diferenciar si es un pivotaje o una evolución de la IP. Si es un pivotaje es importante entender que no a todos les va a gustar porque el objetivo es cambiar la dinámica del juego y tratar de dar otra experiencia, así que la innovación es necesaria y parte de los jugadores se van a perder. Es más delicado cunado la innovación es para evolucionar o actualizar una IP, para ello es importante analizar los juegos previos y ver qué core loop y características han sido habituales. Lo mejor en esos casos es mantenerlos e innovar en colaterales o sobreponer nuevas características. De esa forma innovas pero no incomodas a los jugadores más fieles.