S081: Recent Development in Gaming and Human-Computer Interaction
Chairs: Barbara Caci, Italy; Khaldoon Dhou, United States

• Auto Generating Maps in a 2D Environment
  Lazaros Lazaridis, Konstantinos-Filippos Kollias, George Maraslidis, Heracles Michailidis, Maria Papatsimouli, George F. Fragulis, Greece
  
• Videogame Design Using a User-Centered Approach for Teaching Projectile Motion
  Julian F. Villada, Maria F. Montoya, Colombia
  
• Do We Speak the Same Language? The Effect of Emojis on Learners in an Online Learning Environment
  Wad Ghaban, Saudi Arabia
  
• Practical Considerations on Applications of the Popularity of Games: The Case of Location-Based Games and Disaster
  Nicolas LaLone, United States; Z Toups, Mexico; Konstantinos Papangelis, United States
  
• Implicit Interaction Mechanisms in VR-Controlled Interactive Visual Novels
  Cristobal Maldonado, Francisco J. Gutierrez, Victor Fajnzylber, Chile
  
• Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment in Digital Games: Comparative Study Between Two Algorithms Using Electrodermal Activity Data
  Ian Nery Bandeira, Vitor F. Dullens, Thiago V. Machado, Rennê Ruan A. Oliveira, Carla D. Castanho, Tiago B.P. E Silva, Mauricio M. Sarmet, Brazil
  

S115: Studies on the Impact of Games and Gamification
Chairs: Khaldoon Dhou, United States; Dena Al-Thani, Qatar

• Multisensory Collaborative Play: Online Resources for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  Mohamad Hassan Fadi Hijab, Bilikis Banire, Dena Al-Thani, Qatar
  
• First Person vs. Third Person Perspective in a Persuasive Virtual Reality Game: How does Perspective Affect Empathy Orientation?
  Asha Kambe, Tatsuo Nakajima, Japan
  
• Does Gamification Increase Purchase Intention? A Systematic Review
  Yichen Gao, Zhanwei Wu, P.R. China
  
• Does “Left-behind” Cause Rural Adolescents to Spend More Time Playing Video Games in China? Evidence from China Education Panel Survey
  Siyuan Wang, Lihanjing Wu, Xiao Liang, P.R. China
  
• How is Video Game Playing Time Linked to Parent-Child Communication Frequency? A Longitudinal Cross-Lagged analysis
  Jiawen Gou, Lihanjing Wu, Hui Li, P.R. China
  

S138: Sources and Applications of Game Enjoyment
Chair: Owen Schaffer, United States

• Assessing the Comprehensiveness of the Co-operative Performance Metric: A Mixed-Method Analysis using Portal 2
  Gregory Gorman, Conor Linehan, Ireland
  
• Validating Learning Games, a Case Study
  Alessandro Canossa, Alexis Lozano Angulo, Luis Laris Pardo, Denmark
  
• Apples and Oranges: A Study of “Tend & Befriend” as a Phenomenon in Digital Games
  Zoë O’Shea, Richard Bartle, Xueni Pan, Jonathan Freeman, United Kingdom
  
• Targeting IMPACT: a New Psychological Model of User Experience
  Leah Kurta, Jonathan Freeman, United Kingdom
  
• Social Anxiety Strategies through Gaming
  Matthew Copeman, Jonathan Freeman, United Kingdom
  
• A Data-driven Design of AR Alternate Reality Games to Measure Resilience
  Rëza Habibi, Sai Siddartha Maram, Johannes Pfau, Jessica Wei, Shweta K. Sisodiya, Atieh Kashani, Elin Carstensdottir, Magy Seif El-Nasr, United States
  

S168: Serious Games
Chair: Catherine Sotirakou, Greece

• Toward the Design of a Gamification Framework for Enhancing Motivation Among Journalists, Experts, and the Public to Combat Disinformation: The Case of CALYPSO Platform
  Catherine Sotirakou, Theodoros Paraskevas, Constantinos Mourlas, Greece
  
• Designing Social Exergame to Enhance Intergenerational Interaction and Exercise
  Emiran Kaisar, Shi Qiu, Rui Yuan, Ting Han, P.R. China
  
• FIST FIX: Soft Hard Combination Product Design for Hand Rehabilitation After Stroke
  Tianyu Zhou, Ting Han, P.R. China
  
• A Configurable Serious Game for Inhibitory and Interference Control
  Houda Chabbi, Sandy Ingram, Florian Hofmann, Vinh Nguyen, Yasser Khazaal, Switzerland
  
• AWATO: A Serious Game to Improve Cybersecurity Awareness
  Lauren S. Ferro, Andrea Marrella, Tiziana Catarci, Francesco Sapio, Adriano Parenti, Matteo De Santis, Italy
  

S197: Playful Experiences: Design and Impact
Chair: Daniel Riha, Czech Republic

• Artistic and Communication Strategies of Creating Playful Experiences in New Media Arts: A Reconaissance
  Anna Maj, Poland
  
• Playable Characters Attributes: an Empirical Analysis based on the Theoretical Proposal from Katherine Isbister and Ernest Adams
  Tania Ribeiro, Gonçalo Ribeiro, Ana Isabel Veloso, Portugal
  
• Understanding School Children’s Playful Experiences Through the Use of Educational Robotics - The Impact of Open-ended Designs
  Jeanette Sjoberg, Sweden; Eva Brooks, Denmark
  
• Playful experiences in the (post-)pandemic city: HCI, arts, and urban environments
  Diogo Pereira Henriques, Denmark; So Young Lisa Park, Hong Kong
  
• A ‘Serious Games’ Approach to Decisions of Environmental Impact of Energy Transformation
  Jakub Binter, Silvia Boschetti, Tomáš Hladký, Czech Republic; Hermann Prossinger, Austria; Timothy Jason Wells, Jiřina Jílková, Daniel Riha, Czech Republic
  
• Frankenhead - Exploring Participatory Engagement and Play as a Cultural Event
  Andreas Kratky, Joanna Shen, Hesiquio Mendez Alejo, Rong Deng, Fabian Bock, United States
  

S224: Augmented Reality Games
Chair: David A. Plecher, Germany

• LegionARius - Beyond Limes
  David A. Plecher, Andreas Wohlschlager, Christian Eichhorn, Gudrun Klinker, Germany
  
• An Augmented Reality Update of a Classic Game: “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?”, Case Study
  Annette Marie Chabebe Rivera, Dominican Republic; Wenyu Wu, Chengqi Xue, P.R. China
  
• DropAR: Enriching Exergaming Using Collaborative Augmented Reality Content
  Kieran Woodward, Eiman Kanjo, Will Parker, United Kingdom
  
• Building the “Complete Game”: An Overview Study of a Development Strategy for Geo AR Mobile Games
  Hugh Xuechen Liu, Hong Kong
  

S277: User Experience in Games and Gamified Interactions
Chair: Michael Brandse, Japan

• Conveyance of Narrative through Digital Game Environments
  Michael Brandse, Japan
  
• Research on the User Experience of Affordance of the Cube Game Interface Design
  Hongyu Li, Chien-Hsiung Chen, Taiwan^*, China
  
• A Study on Player Experience in Real-time Strategy Games Combined with Eye-Tracking and Subjective Evaluation
  Jiawei Jiao, Jinchun Wu, Chengqi Xue, P.R. China
  
• Slow, Repeat, Voice Guidance: Automatic Generation of Practice Charts to Improve Rhythm Action Games
  Shio Takidaira, Yoshiyuki Shoji, Martin J. Dürst, Japan
  

S307: Gamification toward Information Systems
Chair: Fan Zhao, United States

• Guidance is Good: Controlled Experiment Shows the Impact of Navigational Guidance on Digital Game Enjoyment and Flow
  Uday Sai Reddy Ambati, Gregory Brandt, Owen Schaffer, United States
  
• Research Status and Trends of the Gamification Design for Visually Impaired People in Virtual Reality
  Shufang Tan, Wendan Huang, Junjie Shang, P.R. China
  
• Design Implications for a Gamified Recycling House
  Adam Palmquist, Sweden; Ole Goethe, Norway; Jeanine Krath, Germany; Joacim Rosenlund, Miralem Helmefalk, Sweden
  
• The Impact of Virtual Reality Toward Telemedicine: a Qualitative Study
  Fan Zhao, Dustin Sochacki, Jonathan Witenko, Rachel Kogan, United States
  
• Students’ Status Toward the New Gamified Learning Method an Exploratory Study
  Lan Jiang, Fan Zhao, Charles Wang, Jingshun Zhang, United States
  
• Online Social Games in the Eyes of Children and Teens: A Systematic Review
  Sean Li, Erin Li, Xiaojun Yuan, United States
  

S308: Gameplay and Game Mechanics Design
Chair: Nandhini Giri, United States

• Design of Emotion-driven Game Interaction using Biosignals
  Yann Frachi, Takuya Takahashi, Feiqi Wang, Mathieu Barthet, United Kingdom
  
• Movement Control Methods for Mobile Devices: An Empirical Study of Displacement Interfaces
  Elias Bestard Lorigados, I. Scott MacKenzie, Melanie Baljko, Canada
  
• Spell Painter: Motion Controlled Spellcasting for a Wizard Video Game
  Daniel MacCormick, Loutfouz Zaman, Canada
  
• An Exploratory Study on Game Developer Needs and Game Studio Challenges
  Nandhini Giri, Erik Stolterman, United States
  
• The Roles of Instructional Agents in Human-Agent Interaction within Serious Games
  Mohammadamin Sanaei, Stephen Gilbert, Michael Dorneich, United States