The idea of gamification -- or the use of game-design elements in non-gaming contexts -- is not new. But the speed at which this trend is taking hold is unprecedented, and that has forced valuations for these investment themes into the stratosphere.
Some investors are saying it's due to more adults dusting off their PlayStations and playing games from their youth more during the pandemic. Others are pointing to Gen Z and millennials having fully embraced gaming on their phones. Still, those focused on the larger picture are predicting a new wave of entertainment options that . . .
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