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  Sebastian Deterding, Foaad Khosmood, Johanna Pirker, Thomas H. Apperley:
  Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games, FDG 2019, San Luis Obispo, California, USA, August 26-30, 2019. ACM 2019, ISBN 978-1-4503-7217-6

Applied games and gameful design

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    Richard Zhao, Christopher R. Shelton, Melanie D. Hetzel-Riggin, Jordan LaRiccia, Gregory Louchart, Adam Meanor, Heather J. Risser:
    Knowledge assessment: game for assessment of symptoms of child physical abuse. 1:1-1:7
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    Oleksandra G. Keehl, Edward F. Melcer:
    Radical tunes: exploring the impact of music on memorization of stroke order in logographic writing systems. 2:1-2:6
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    Borna Fatehi, Christoffer Holmgård, Sam Snodgrass, Casper Harteveld:
    Gamifying psychological assessment: insights from gamifying the thematic apperception test. 3:1-3:12
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    Jichen Zhu, Katelyn Alderfer, Anushay Furqan, Jessica Nebolsky, Bruce W. Char, Brian K. Smith, Jennifer Villareale, Santiago Ontañón:
    Programming in game space: how to represent parallel programming concepts in an educational game. 4:1-4:10
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    Sherry Yi, H. Chad Lane, Ömer Delialioglu:
    What if we were twice as close to the sun?: findings from a science summer camp serving underrepresented youth. 5:1-5:7
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    Josh Aaron Miller, Uttkarsh Narayan, Matthew Hantsbarger, Seth Cooper, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Expertise and engagement: re-designing citizen science games with players' minds in mind. 6:1-6:11

Artificial intelligence

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    Miguel Oliveira, Pedro Alexandre Santos:
    A model for socially intelligent merchants. 7:1-7:8
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    Yegeta Zeleke, Joseph C. Osborn, Ricardo G. Sanfelice:
    Analyzing action games: a hybrid systems approach. 8:1-8:11
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    Eric LaBouve, Erik Miller, Foaad Khosmood:
    Enhancing story generation with the semantic web. 9:1-9:11
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    Simon Cheng Liu, Chaoran Li, Yue Li, Heng Ma, Xiao Hou, Yiming Shen, Licong Wang, Ze Chen, Xianghao Guo, Hengtong Lu, Yu Du, Qinting Tang:
    Automatic generation of tower defense levels using PCG. 10:1-10:9
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    Luís Morais, João Dias, Pedro Alexandre Santos:
    From caveman to gentleman: a CiF-based social interaction model applied to conan exiles. 11:1-11:11
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    Anurag Sarkar, Seth Cooper:
    Using rating arrays to estimate score distributions for player-versus-level matchmaking. 12:1-12:8
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    Justus Robertson, Arnav Jhala, R. Michael Young:
    Efficient choice enumeration for narrative world design. 13:1-13:10
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    Markus Eger, Daniel Gruss:
    Wait a second: playing Hanabi without giving hints. 14:1-14:7
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    Stacey Mason, Ceri Stagg, Noah Wardrip-Fruin:
    Lume: a system for procedural story generation. 15:1-15:9
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    Zijin Luo, Matthew Guzdial, Mark O. Riedl:
    Making CNNs for video parsing accessible: event extraction from DOTA2 gameplay video using transfer, zero-shot, and network pruning. 16:1-16:10
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    Arunpreet Sandhu, Zeyuan Chen, Joshua McCoy:
    Enhancing wave function collapse with design-level constraints. 17:1-17:9

Computer-human interaction and player experience

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    Casper Harteveld, Erica Kleinman, Paola Rizzo, Dylan G. M. Schouten, Truong Huy Nguyen, Samuel Liberty, Wade Kimbrough, Paul Fombelle, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Teamwork and adaptation in games (TAG): a survey to gauge teamwork. 18:1-18:12
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    Oguz Turan Buruk, Katherine Isbister, Tess Tanenbaum:
    A design framework for playful wearables. 19:1-19:12
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    Barrett R. Anderson, Adam M. Smith:
    Understanding user needs in videogame moment retrieval. 20:1-20:10

Game design and development

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    Nick Junius, Michael Mateas, Noah Wardrip-Fruin:
    Towards expressive input for character dialogue in digital games. 21:1-21:11
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    Chien Lu, Jaakko Peltonen, Timo Nummenmaa:
    Game postmortems vs. developer Reddit AMAs: computational analysis of developer communication. 22:1-22:7
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    Elín Carstensdóttir, Erica Kleinman, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Player interaction in narrative games: structure and narrative progression mechanics. 23:1-23:9
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    Jacob Garbe, Max Kreminski, Ben Samuel, Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Michael Mateas:
    StoryAssembler: an engine for generating dynamic choice-driven narratives. 24:1-24:10
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    Zoë O'Shea, Jonathan Freeman:
    Game design frameworks: where do we start? 25:1-25:10
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    Sam Snodgrass, Omid Mohaddesi, Jack Hart, Guillermo Romera Rodriguez, Christoffer Holmgård, Casper Harteveld:
    Like PEAS in PoDS: the player, environment, agents, system framework for the personalization of digital systems. 26:1-26:15
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    Daniel MacCormick, Loutfouz Zaman:
    SuBViS: the use of subjunctive visual programming environments for exploring alternatives in game development. 27:1-27:11
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    Jason T. Bowey, Maximilian A. Friehs, Regan L. Mandryk:
    Red or blue pill: fostering identification and transportation through dialogue choices in RPGs. 28:1-28:11
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    Xina Jiang, Casper Harteveld, Xinyuan Huang, Anthony Y. H. Fung:
    The computational puzzle design framework: a design guide for games teaching computational thinking. 29:1-29:11

Game education

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    Alexander Cho, A. M. Tsaasan, Constance Steinkuehler:
    The building blocks of an educational esports league: lessons from year one in orange county high schools. 30:1-30:11
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    Myque Ouellette, Lauren Breeding, Corey Clark:
    Using applied cognitive load theory and difficulty analysis for educational game design for understanding and transference of literacy skills in adults. 31:1-31:11
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    Shuhan Wang, Brandon Cohen, Sixian Yi, Jung Yun Park, Nicholas Teo, Erik Andersen:
    Goal-based progression synthesis in a korean learning game. 32:1-32:9
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    Adam W. Ruch:
    Trans-pacific project-based learning: game production curriculum development. 33:1-33:9
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    Craig G. Anderson, Kathryn Campbell, Constance Steinkuehler:
    Building persistence through failure: the role of challenge in video games. 34:1-34:6

Games and culture

Player modeling

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    Myat Aung, Simon Demediuk, Yuan Sun, Ye Tu, Yu Ang, Siva Nekkanti, Shantanu Raghav, Diego Klabjan, Rafet Sifa, Anders Drachen:
    The trails of Just Cause 2: spatio-temporal player profiling in open-world games. 41:1-41:11

Theory, history and criticism of games

Virtual, augmented and mixed reality

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    Brian Holtkamp, Mohammed Alshair, Daniel Biediger, Michael Wilson, Chang Yun, Kyungki Kim:
    Enhancing subject matter assessments utilizing augmented reality and serious game techniques. 46:1-46:8
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    Daniel Sjölie, Sebastian Badylak:
    Mind tricks for presence. 47:1-47:7

Posters and demos

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    Khalid Al-Najjar, Mika Hämäläinen:
    A creative dialog generator for fallout 4. 48:1-48:4
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    Arunpreet Sandhu, Joshua McCoy:
    A framework for integrating architectural design patterns into PCG. 49:1-49:5
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    Chanelle Kaith Mosquera, Bonita Galvan, Ellen Liu, Ross De Vito, Perry Ting, Enrica Lovaglio Costello, Zoë J. Wood:
    ANX dread: a virtual reality experience to explore anxiety during task completion. 50:1-50:5
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    Matthias Steinböck, Naemi Luckner, Fares Kayali, Michelle Proyer, Gertraud Kremsner:
    Cologon: a game to foster communication skills in inclusive education. 51:1-51:5
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    Iris Kohler, Theresa Migler, Foaad Khosmood:
    Composition of basic heuristics for the game 2048. 52:1-52:5
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    Richard Zhao, Faisal Aqlan, Lisa Jo Elliott, Heather C. Lum:
    Developing a virtual reality game for manufacturing education. 53:1-53:4
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    Jennifer Villareale, Robert C. Gray, Anushay Furqan, Thomas B. Fox, Jichen Zhu:
    Enhancing social exergames through idle game design. 54:1-54:5
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    Mitchell Miller, Megan Washburn, Foaad Khosmood:
    Evolving unsupervised neural networks for Slither.io. 55:1-55:5
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    Dominic Kao, J. J. De Simone:
    Exploring how preference and perceived performance vary in different game genres across time of day. 56:1-56:5
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    Neil Koons, Michael Haungs:
    Intrinsically musical game worlds: abstract music generation as a result of gameplay. 57:1-57:4
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    Dominic Kao:
    JavaStrike: a Java programming engine embedded in virtual worlds. 58:1-58:5
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    Mitchell Miller, Sean Mendonca, Nathan Philliber, Foaad Khosmood:
    Panoptyk: information driven MMO engine. 59:1-59:4
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    Tengfei Wang, Shuyi Zhang, Xiao Wu, Wei Cai:
    Rhythm dungeon: a blockchain-based music roguelike game. 60:1-60:3
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    Eric Kaltman, Joseph C. Osborn, John Aycock:
    S4LVE: shareable videogame analysis and visualization. 61:1-61:5
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    Fares Kayali, Naemi Luckner, Peter Purgathofer:
    Teaching gameful design. 62:1-62:4
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    Sarah Zaidan:
    The adventures of Ms. Meta: chapter one demo. 63:1-63:3
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    Dominic Kao:
    The effects of anthropomorphic avatars vs. non-anthropomorphic avatars in a jumping game. 64:1-64:5
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    Chaima Jemmali, Erica Kleinman, Sara Bunian, Mia Victoria Almeda, Elizabeth Rowe, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Using game design mechanics as metaphors to enhance learning of introductory programming concepts. 65:1-65:5

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on analog origins of digital games

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    Colin Stricklin:
    The distributed dungeon master: new media affordances from twitch's choice chamber. 66:1-66:5
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    Timo Nummenmaa, Ville Kankainen:
    Social features in hybrid board game marketing material. 67:1-67:8

Workshop papers and presentations: Game jam workshop

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    Ville Kankainen, Annakaisa Kultima, Mikko Meriläinen:
    Motivations of game jam organizers: case of finnish game jam community. 68:1-68:8
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    Xavier Ho, Martin Tomitsch:
    Affordances of brainstorming toolkits and their use in game jams. 69:1-69:10
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    Allan Fowler:
    Jamming with children: an experience report. 70:1-70:6
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    Johanna Pirker, Andreas Punz, Johannes Kopf:
    Social interactions in game jams: a jammer recommender tool. 71:1-71:4
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    Gorm Lai, Kai Erenli, Foaad Khosmood, William H. Latham:
    Introducing: the game jam license. 72:1-72:6

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on games and natural language processing

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    Mika Hämäläinen, Khalid Al-Najjar:
    Creative contextual dialog adaptation in an open world RPG. 73:1-73:7
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    Xiaoxuan Zhang, Adam M. Smith:
    Retrieving videogame moments with natural language queries. 74:1-74:7
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    Doruk Kicikoglu, Richard A. Bartle, Jon Chamberlain, Massimo Poesio:
    Wormingo: a 'true gamification' approach to anaphoric annotation. 75:1-75:7
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    Chengxi Li, Sagar Gandhi, Brent Harrison:
    End-to-end let's play commentary generation using multi-modal video representations. 76:1-76:7
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    Chris Madge, Richard A. Bartle, Jon Chamberlain, Udo Kruschwitz, Massimo Poesio:
    Making text annotation fun with a clicker game. 77:1-77:6
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    Maryam Zare, Ali Ayub, Alan R. Wagner, Rebecca J. Passonneau:
    Show me how to win: a robot that uses dialog management to learn from demonstrations. 78:1-78:7
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    Sagar Gandhi, Brent Harrison:
    Guided open story generation using probabilistic graphical models. 79:1-79:7

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on procedural content generation

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    Michael Cerny Green, Christoph Salge, Julian Togelius:
    Organic building generation in minecraft. 80:1-80:7
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    Asiiah Song, Jim Whitehead:
    TownSim: agent-based city evolution for naturalistic road network generation. 81:1-81:9
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    Chris Miller, Mayank Dighe, Chris Martens, Arnav Jhala:
    Stories of the town: balancing character autonomy and coherent narrative in procedurally generated worlds. 82:1-82:9
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    Paul Hyunjin Kim, Jacob Grove, Skylar W. Wurster, Roger Crawfis:
    Design-centric maze generation. 83:1-83:9
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    Michael Cerny Green, Ahmed Khalifa, Athoug Alsoughayer, Divyesh Surana, Antonios Liapis, Julian Togelius:
    Two-step constructive approaches for dungeon generation. 84:1-84:7
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    J. Timothy Balint, Rafael Bidarra:
    A generalized semantic representation for procedural generation of rooms. 85:1-85:8
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    Max Kreminski, Devi Acharya, Nick Junius, Elisabeth Oliver, Kate Compton, Melanie Dickinson, Cyril Focht, Stacey Mason, Stella Mazeika, Noah Wardrip-Fruin:
    Cozy mystery construction kit: prototyping toward an AI-assisted collaborative storytelling mystery game. 86:1-86:9
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    Peter Mawhorter:
    Anarchy: a library for incremental chaos. 87:1-87:8
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    Max Kreminski, Isaac Karth, Noah Wardrip-Fruin:
    Generators that read. 88:1-88:7
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    Isaac Karth, Adam M. Smith:
    Addressing the fundamental tension of PCGML with discriminative learning. 89:1-89:9

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on tenure & promotion practices in games & interactive media

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    Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Academics without borders. 90:1-90:6
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    Elizabeth Lane Lawley:
    Publication and evaluation challenges in games & interactive media. 91:1-91:8
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    Christopher A. Egert, Andrew M. Phelps:
    Tenure and promotion in the next era of game design and development programs: some thoughts and observations. 92:1-92:7

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on tabletop games

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    Luiz Jonata Pires de Araujo, Mariia Charikova, Juliano Efson Sales, Vladislav Smirnov, Ananga Thapaliya:
    Towards a game-independent model and data-structures in digital board games: an overview of the state-of-the-art. 93:1-93:8
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    Hamna Aslam, Joseph Alexander Brown, Ecaterina Baba:
    Dice design respecting player preference for colours and contrast. 94:1-94:6
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    Kamilla Borodina, Hamna Aslam, Joseph Alexander Brown:
    You have my sword; and my bow; and my axe: player perceptions of odd shaped dice for dungeons & dragons. 95:1-95:6
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    Sarah Harmon, Remington Maxwell, Arnav Jhala:
    Operationalizing conflict strategies in a board game. 96:1-96:6

Workshop papers and presentations: Workshop on user experience of AI in games

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    Anna Guitart, Shi Hui Tan, Ana Fernández del Río, Pei Pei Chen, África Periáñez:
    From non-paying to premium: predicting user conversion in video games with ensemble learning. 97:1-97:9
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    Sam Snodgrass, Omid Mohaddesi, Casper Harteveld:
    Towards a generalized player model through the PEAS framework. 98:1-98:7
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    Francesca Foffano, David Thue:
    Changes of user experience in an adaptive game: a study of an AI manager. 99:1-99:8
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    Nathan Partlan, Elín Carstensdóttir, Erica Kleinman, Sam Snodgrass, Casper Harteveld, Gillian Smith, Camillia Matuk, Steven C. Sutherland, Magy Seif El-Nasr:
    Evaluation of an automatically-constructed graph-based representation for interactive narrative. 100:1-100:9
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    Erica Jurado, Kirsten Emma Gillam, Joshua McCoy:
    Non-player character personality and social connection generation. 101:1-101:7
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    Afshin Mobramaein, Jim Whitehead:
    A methodology for designing natural language interfaces for procedural content generation. 102:1-102:9
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    Max Kreminski, Noah Wardrip-Fruin:
    Generative games as storytelling partners. 103:1-103:8

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