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  Steve Dahlskog, Sebastian Deterding, José M. Font, Mitu Khandaker, Carl Magnus Olsson, Sebastian Risi, Christoph Salge:
  Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games, FDG 2018, Malmö, Sweden, August 07-10, 2018. ACM 2018

Player modeling and visualization track

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    Francisco Bicho, Carlos Martinho:
    Multi-dimensional player skill progression modelling for procedural content generation. 1:1-1:10
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    Jared N. Plumb, Sneha Kumar Kasera, Ryan Stutsman:
    Hybrid network clusters using common gameplay for massively multiplayer online games. 2:1-2:10

Computer-human interaction and player experience track

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    Michael Lankes, Matej Rajtár, Oleg Denisov, Bernhard Maurer:
    Socialeyes: social gaze in collaborative 3D games. 3:1-3:10
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    Simon Bothén, José M. Font, Patrik Nilsson:
    An analysis and comparative user study on interactions in mobile virtual reality games. 4:1-4:8
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    Ahmad Azadvar, Alessandro Canossa:
    UPEQ: ubisoft perceived experience questionnaire: a self-determination evaluation tool for video games. 5:1-5:7
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    Mehmet Kosa, Pieter Spronck:
    What tabletop players think about augmented tabletop games: a content analysis. 6:1-6:8
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    Wim van Eck, Maarten H. Lamers:
    Mapping the field of organism-involved computer games. 7:1-7:8
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    Tian Zhu, Bingtang Wang, Michael Zyda:
    Exploring the similarity between game events for game level analysis and generation. 8:1-8:7
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    Laura M. Levy, Amy J. Lambeth, Rob Solomon, Maribeth Gandy:
    Method in the madness: the design of games as valid and reliable scientific tools. 9:1-9:10
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    Raphael Kim, Siobhan Thomas, Roland van Dierendonck, Stefan Poslad:
    A new mould rush: designing for a slow bio-digital game driven by living micro-organisms. 10:1-10:9
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    Eric Murnane:
    Unraveling the mortal coil: death and stories of play. 11:1-11:10
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    Samory Houzangbe, Olivier Christmann, Geoffrey Gorisse, Simon Richir:
    Fear as a biofeedback game mechanic in virtual reality: effects on engagement and perceived usability. 12:1-12:6

Artificial and computational intelligence for games

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    Matthew Stephenson, Jochen Renz:
    Deceptive angry birds: towards smarter game-playing agents. 13:1-13:10
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    J. Timothy Balint, Jan M. Allbeck, Rafael Bidarra:
    Understanding everything NPCs can do: metrics for action similarity in non-player characters. 14:1-14:10
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    Charles Ringer, Mihalis A. Nicolaou:
    Deep unsupervised multi-view detection of video game stream highlights. 15:1-15:6
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    Xiaoxuan Zhang, Zeping Zhan, Misha Holtz, Adam M. Smith:
    Crawling, indexing, and retrieving moments in videogames. 16:1-16:10
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    Michael Cerny Green, Ahmed Khalifa, Gabriella A. B. Barros, Tiago Machado, Andy Nealen, Julian Togelius:
    AtDELFI: automatically designing legible, full instructions for games. 17:1-17:10
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    Aditya Bhatt, Scott Lee, Fernando de Mesentier Silva, Connor W. Watson, Julian Togelius, Amy K. Hoover:
    Exploring the hearthstone deck space. 18:1-18:10
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    Michael Cerny Green, Gabriella A. B. Barros, Antonios Liapis, Julian Togelius:
    DATA agent. 19:1-19:10
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    Cristiana Pacheco, Laurissa N. Tokarchuk, Diego Pérez-Liébana:
    Studying believability assessment in racing games. 20:1-20:10

Game studies and analyses track

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    Liting Kway, Alex Mitchell:
    Emotional agency in storygames. 21:1-21:10
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    Anastasia Salter, Bridget Blodgett, Anne Sullivan:
    "Just because it's gay?": transgressive design in queer coming of age visual novels. 22:1-22:9
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    Anna Dechering, Sander Bakkes:
    Moral engagement in interactive narrative games: an exploratory study on ethical agency in the walking dead and life is strange. 23:1-23:10
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    Ida Kathrine Hammeleff Jørgensen:
    Media and games: an intermedial framework. 24:1-24:10
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    Hans-Joachim Backe:
    Metareferentiality through in-game images in immersive simulation game. 25:1-25:10
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    Anne Sullivan, Anastasia Salter, Gillian Smith:
    Games crafters play. 26:1-26:9

Analysis of game design and development track

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    Rilla Khaled, Jonathan Lessard, Pippin Barr:
    Documenting trajectories in design space: a methodology for applied game design research. 27:1-27:10
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    Marçal Mora Cantallops:
    Transhistorical perspective of the puzzle video game genre. 28:1-28:9
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    Shawn Farlow, Jerry L. Trahan:
    Periodic load balancing heuristics in massively multiplayer online games. 29:1-29:10
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    Shringi Kumari, Sebastian Deterding, Gustav Kuhn:
    Why game designers should study magic. 30:1-30:8
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    Samuel Truman, Nicolas Rapp, Daniel Roth, Sebastian von Mammen:
    Rethinking real-time strategy games for virtual reality. 31:1-31:6
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    Erica Kleinman, Elín Carstensdóttir, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Going forward by going back: re-defining rewind mechanics in narrative games. 32:1-32:6

Purposeful and serious games track

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    Paris Mavromoustakos Blom, Sander Bakkes, Pieter Spronck:
    Personalized crisis management training on a tablet. 33:1-33:10
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    Chaima Jemmali, Sara Bunian, Andrea Mambretti, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Educational game design: an empirical study of the effects of narrative. 34:1-34:10
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    Fares Kayali, Naemi Luckner, Peter Purgathofer, Katta Spiel, Geraldine Fitzpatrick:
    Design considerations towards long-term engagement in games for health. 35:1-35:8
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    Anurag Sarkar, Seth Cooper:
    Meet your match rating: providing skill information and choice in player-versus-level matchmaking. 36:1-36:8
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    Anurag Sarkar, Seth Cooper:
    Comparing paid and volunteer recruitment in human computation games. 37:1-37:9
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    David Gundry, Sebastian Deterding:
    Intrinsic elicitation: a model and design approach for games collecting human subject data. 38:1-38:10
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    Seth Cooper, Amy L. R. Sterling, Robert Kleffner, William M. Silversmith, Justin B. Siegel:
    Repurposing citizen science games as software tools for professional scientists. 39:1-39:6

Posters

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    Stefano Gualeni, Marcello A. Gómez Maureira:
    Self-transformative effects of designing videogames and the challenge of capturing them quantitatively: a case study. 40:1-40:4
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    Günter Wallner, Simone Kriglstein, Sonja Gabriel, Christian S. Loh, Yanyan Sheng, I-Hung Li:
    Lost my way: an educational geometry game for young children. 41:1-41:4
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    Günter Wallner, Simone Kriglstein:
    Introducing PlaNet: a tool for visualizing player communities. 42:1-42:4
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    Judith van Stegeren, Mariët Theune:
    Towards generating textual game assets from real-world data. 43:1-43:4
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    Alberto Alvarez, Steve Dahlskog, José M. Font, Johan Holmberg, Simon Johansson:
    Assessing aesthetic criteria in the evolutionary dungeon designer. 44:1-44:4
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    Henrik Siljebråt, Caspar Addyman, Alan Pickering:
    Towards human-like artificial intelligence using StarCraft 2. 45:1-45:4
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    Hongwei Henry Zhou, Yichen Gong, Luvneesh Mugrai, Ahmed Khalifa, Andy Nealen, Julian Togelius:
    A hybrid search agent in pommerman. 46:1-46:4
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    Naomi Fiebelkorn, Benjamin Clark, Kelvin Sung:
    Would gamers collaborate given the opportunity? 47:1-47:4

9th intl. workshop on procedural content generation (PCG2018)

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    Fernando de Mesentier Silva, Scott Lee, Julian Togelius, Andy Nealen:
    Evolving maps and decks for ticket to ride. 48:1-48:7
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    Christoph Salge, Michael Cerny Green, Rodrigo Canaan, Julian Togelius:
    Generative design in minecraft (GDMC): settlement generation competition. 49:1-49:10
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    Alberto Alvarez, Steve Dahlskog, José M. Font, Johan Holmberg, Chelsi Nolasco, Axel Österman:
    Fostering creativity in the mixed-initiative evolutionary dungeon designer. 50:1-50:8
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    Daniel Karavolos, Antonios Liapis, Georgios N. Yannakakis:
    Pairing character classes in a deathmatch shooter game via a deep-learning surrogate model. 51:1-51:10
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    Thomas Smith, Julian A. Padget, Andrew Vidler:
    Graph-based generation of action-adventure dungeon levels using answer set programming. 52:1-52:10
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    Tommy Thompson, Matthew Syrett:
    'Play your own way': adapting a procedural framework for accessibility. 53:1-53:7
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    Anne Sullivan, Mirjam Palosaari Eladhari, Michael Cook:
    Tarot-based narrative generation. 54:1-54:7
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    Michael Cerny Green, Ahmed Khalifa, Gabriella A. B. Barros, Andy Nealen, Julian Togelius:
    Generating levels that teach mechanics. 55:1-55:8
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    Riemer van Rozen, Quinten Heijn:
    Measuring quality of grammars for procedural level generation. 56:1-56:8

Workshop on tabletop games

Curiosity in games - an interdisciplinary workshop

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