In this paper, we show that personalized levels can be automatically generated for platform games. We build on previous work, where models were derived that predicted player experience based on features of level design and on playing styles. These models are constructed using preference learning

of the total money available for the entire experimental session, not on the basis of what is available per game. This explains the reported differences between impunity and dictator studies. When distributing a gift among several recipients, individual dictators show little tendency towards equal treatment

... games on the ‘Playware’ physical interactive platform is demonstrated in this paper. Previously constructed artificial neural network user models, reported in the literature, map individual playing characteristics to reported entertainment preferences for augmented-reality game players

towards game conceptual modelling. As an example, we present a game design prototype tool to prototype 2D platform games for PC, with automatic code generation from UML models. 1.

of different food and liquid rewards Reward neurons should distinguish rewards from punishers. Different neurons in orbitofrontal cortex respond to rewarding and aversive liquids The omission of reward following a CS moves the contingency toward the diagonal line in Prediction Error Just as with behavioral

Abstract. Many decision problems can be modelled as adversarial constraint satisfaction, which allows us to integrate methods from AI game playing. In particular, by using the idea of opponents, we can model both collaborative problem solving, where intelligent participants with different agendas

volumes of a game that needs to be persisted will also increase starkly. Nowadays the most popular data store system in MMORPGs is Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). However the traditional RDBMS cannot completely meet the requirements for data storage. Many MMORPGs, in the case of large users

Abstract The shift from physical to digital platforms has turned entertainment from a commodity into a service. The video game industry has embraced this evolution for many years. However, until recently it was mainly confined to the digital distribution of games (such as subscriptions for MMO

Seniors are an underrepresented group as digital gamers, but also as a focus of study in digital gaming research. We know relatively little about senior gamers, in particular about their needs and motivations to engage in digital gaming. The current explorative study used a free association

Abstract. Many games today are developed using game engines. This development approach supports various aspects of portability. For example games can be ported from one platform to another and assets can be imported into different engines. The portability aspect that requires further examination