I'm a PhD student at Imperial College's Computational Creativity Group. I'm researching ways in which we can build software that design games autonomously, with creative depth and meaning. In doing so, I'm hoping to contribute ideas to building better tools for both professionals and amateurs to design games.
To find out more about my research, or the game-designing system ANGELINA, you can visit the project site: www.gamesbyangelina.org
A fortnightly blog post showing off a new or unusual bit of academic research about games. This week - a system that generates replayable adventure game puzzles using chains of cause and effect.
A fortnightly blog post showing off a new or unusual bit of academic research about games. This week - a new kind of technology for procedural generation, and how it follows your rules.
A fortnightly blog post showing off a new or unusual bit of academic research about games. This week - how procedural generators can be procedurally generated - and how this opens up new ways of thinking about PCG.
A fortnightly blog post showing off a new or unusual bit of academic research about games. This week - getting your game to invent new skills for the player, as they're playing the game.
Thanks for reading and commenting, I 'm glad you like the column idea I 'm hoping to cover some broad stuff, so hopefully there 's plenty more fun research topics on the horizon. r n r nI agree with you - I like blending ideas and roles. Multiclassing my D ...
Hey Paul, r n r nI just wanted to comment again to say I am an idiot - I knew about you and your City Conquest work It 's terrific stuff, that I talk about a lot, because it 's a great example of how evolution and AI in general ...
This feels quite entitled. What you 're saying is that you get to define what 'game ' is, and if there 's a discrepancy then it 's someone else 's responsibility to find a new term i.e. Dear Esther doesn 't fall under your understanding of the term 'game ', ...
