Enabling control of 3D visuals, scenarios and non-linear gameplay in serious game development through model-driven authoring

Due to the absence of high-level authoring environments and support for non-technical domain experts to create custom serious games, a model-driven authoring framework is presented in this paper. Through model-driven authoring, non-technical people can manipulate the 3D visuals of their serious game, model the scenarios of the game, and even easily add non-linear narrative to the game. The different tools and methods have been implemented and are currently used to build a serious game for the Friendly ATTAC project in order to help youngsters who are confronted with cyberbullying. The presented model-driven authoring framework enables non-technical domain experts to produce serious games easily and quickly, at a lower cost, and therefore lowers the barriers that hinder the production of serious games

The efficacy of a serious game aimed at the promotion of positive bystander behavior in cyberbullying among adolescents: examining the role of player experience and player behavior

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The Friendly ATTAC game: an intervention aimed at adolescent bystander behavior in cyberbullying

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The Friendly ATTAC game: an intervention aimed at the promotion of positive bystander behavior in cyberbullying among adolescents: examining the role of player experience and player behavior

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The efficacy of the friendly attac serious digital game to promote prosocial bystander behavior in cyberbullying among young adolescents : a cluster-randomized controlled trial

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