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The Effectiveness and Development of Game Interaction Mechanism Based on User Psychology

Song WangGuangdong Neusoft College*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

With the increasing importance of the social functions of games and the emotional needs of players, the design of in-game communication mechanisms has been widely studied, but the systematic research on the collaborative optimization of multimodal communication is still insufficient. This paper focuses on three main communication methods: voice, text and system feedback, and analyzes their roles and practical problems in emotional connection, teamwork and motivation. Research shows that voice can improve immersion and empathy, but it is prone to harassment; Words are conducive to rational expression and rhythm control, but the efficiency is low. System feedback can stimulate achievement motivation, but may interfere with the game experience. If these contradictions are not properly resolved, it will restrict the depth of players' participation and the quality of experience. Based on this, this paper proposes to build an intelligent voice monitoring and user autonomy mechanism, develop efficient text input and structured expression auxiliary functions, and promote situational adaptive system feedback design, so as to build a more inclusive, efficient and immersive interactive environment while ensuring freedom of communication.

Keywords: Game interaction mechanism; user psychology; interactive environment
Published: October 23, 2025
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/2025.KM28458
Volume: CHR Vol.89
pp. 20-26
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