Tic-Tac-Draw
Almost every culture has the game Tic-Tac-Toe, with some calling it by another name, such as Xs and Os77. Many of us enjoyed the game when we were younger because it was easy to initiate with just a pen and a piece of paper (or a stick with sand), and can be finished within half a minute.
However, as we grew older, the game became less interesting78. Why? Because at some point it became too easy. Most games end up in draws, and the only thrill is trying to see if you can trick a new opponent into making a careless move due to reckless/hasty actions (which is Core Drive 7: Unpredictability & Curiosity). With just a little bit of learned strategy, it became boring79.
Because there is a limit on the Empowerment of Creativity and Feedback, Tic-Tac-Toe became a lot less engaging for users.
On the other hand, chess is a game that has been studied and played rigorously for centuries. Today there are still thrilling matches between some of the strongest players in the world...