By Gameware
Gameware Europe recently facilitated a RAGE – ‘Realising an Applied Gaming Eco-system’ presentation by Dr. Li Yuan, Senior Researcher at University of Bolton at the July 3rd REACTOR meetup. The express intention here was to explore RAGE business models and to discuss the possibilities and issues around developing and sustaining the RAGE Eco-system with […]
By Pavel Boytchev (Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski)
There is a famous saying that theoretically, there is no difference between theory and practice, but practically – there is. We developed the first working prototype of the RAGE Metadata Editor in early 2016. Its goal was to view and edit of the asset metadata by exposing the […]
by Raja Lala and Johan Jeuring (UU).
The past months we worked hard to deliver a configurable version of the communication scenario editor. We developed the RAGE assets by ‘carving’ out from a pre-existing learning environment (Communicate!) already in use since three years at Utrecht University (UU).
In that process and in developing a […]
Manuel Guimarães e Pedro Santos @ INESC-ID
In recent years, with companies such as Sony, Microsoft, Facebook and Apple investing in both Augmented and Virtual Reality, these technologies have moved from industrial niches to mass markets at an impressive rate. The chance for VR to enable the “presence” of a user, in other words, to make […]
Dr Kam Star (PlayGen)
Sport Team Manager is a RAGE game developed by PlayGen for the OKKAM use case, where players take on the role of a sailing team manager, deciding on who to hire, who to fire and where to place members of the sailing team to maximise their chances of winning. The game provides […]
By Ana Romano, Cristina Soeiro, Raquel Guerra (EPJ)
Gamification is a tool to help criminal investigators to solve serious crimes!
As RAGE partners the Portuguese Judiciary Police Training School is developing together with GAMEWARE a serious game in which the trainees have the opportunity to simulate investigative interviewing of violent and sexual offenders. This tool will improve […]
by Nurogames GmbH
While the development of the Water-Cooler game is coming along quite nicely preparing for the first pilots at Hull College an amazing design work has been done to give an appealing look and feel to a serious game. More and more components from the RAGE “assets’ portfolio” are being integrated into the game […]
Post by: Johan Jeuring, UU
We are developing the scenario editor and player assets for the RAGE asset repository at Utrecht University. Right now, these assets are used for the Watercooler game of Hull to create the small dialogues team members in the game have at the watercooler. The assets are derived from the […]
Post by Pedro Fialho, INESC-ID
Natural language is inherent to many games, for example in story guided games where players are provided with sets of spoken and/or written sentences denoting ways of continuing (and conducting) the game. However, the user experience of such games would be improved if natural language processing (NLP) is involved, for instance […]
By: TUGRAZ
Over the last decade, serious games have become accepted educational tools and the idea of using the great strength of modern computer games for educational purposes experienced a significant boost. From an educational perspective, computer games offer a promising approach to make learning more engaging, satisfying, and probably more effective.
However, playing experience and learning […]
