IEEE Transactions on Games

The IEEE Transactions on Games welcomes submissions on all scientific, technical, and engineering aspects of games. This includes papers on artificial intelligence for games, games for artificial intelligence, human computer interaction, simulated worlds and the mataverse, game user research and player modelling, graphics and animation, games as digital twins, educational and serious games, entertainment computing, software engineering in games, affective computing in games, computational game creativity, game analytics, artificial general intelligence, extended, virtual and augmented reality, virtual cinematography, player experience studies, streaming and eSports technology, games for change, game-based learning, game psychophysiology, game data visualisation, big game data, game design and game evaluation, music and visual art in games, and game interfaces. The list is indicative and not inclusive of all potential research areas that use games as their core or peripheral domain.

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Special Issue on Human-Centred AI in Game Evaluation

Most games are consciously designed with a specific experience or vision in mind. Games are commonly designed for entertainment and competition purposes, but self-expression, social critique, targeted learning, knowledge discovery as well as physical and mental health are also valid design objective...

Matthew Guzdial and Mark O. Riedl

Automated game design is the problem of automatically producing games through computational processes. Traditionally, these methods have relied on the authoring of search spaces by a designer, defining the space of all possible games for the system to the author. In this article, we instead learn re...