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    Repercusiones de los juegos gacha en la salud mental
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2025-11-12) Campuzano Gaviria, Luis David; Carmona Otalvaro, Juan Gabriel
    The general objective of this study was to explore the relationship between prolonged use of gacha games and mental health repercussions in a group of young adults from specific municipalities in Antioquia and the city of Bogotá in 2025. Using a qualitative approach and semi-structured interviews with 11 players, the research evaluated the effects on emotional well-being, social relationships, academic performance, and financial stability, as well as identifying risk and protective factors. The results reveal a complex relationship: on one hand, significant negative repercussions were found, such as a high emotional dependence on game outcomes, a tendency toward procrastination, and, critically, a considerable risk to financial stability, which can escalate into problematic spending motivated by status-seeking. On the other hand, and in contrast to prevailing literature, it was observed that gacha games can act as catalysts for the expansion of social relationships. It is concluded that while these games present serious risks to mental health, their impact is moderated by factors such as risk awareness, the player's support network, and their individual personality traits. This study provides an initial understanding of the phenomenon in the Colombian context, underscoring the need for future research and potential regulations.

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