Towards Emotionally Adapted Games based on User Controlled Emotion Knobs

Submitted by Jason Rutter on Thu, 22/03/2007 - 10:51.

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Publication Type		Proceedings Article
Year of Publication		2005
Authors		Saari,Timo; Ravaja,Niklas; Laarni,Jari; Turpeinen,Marko
Conference Name		DiGRA 2005 Conference: Changing Views--Worlds in Play
Key Words		Games; emotional regulation; personalization; psychological customization
Abstract		The paper presents an approach to a gaming personalization system to systematically facilitate or avoid user-selected emotions during gameplay with control knobs that regulate the emotional impact of the game. Underlying the framework is a Psychological Customization system that entails personalization of the way of presenting information (user interface, visual layouts, modalities, narrative and temporal structures and other factors) per user or user group to create desired transient psychological effects and states (such as emotion, attention, involvement, presence, persuasion and learning).
URL		http://www.digra.org/dl/db/06278.06445.pdf

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