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Universitas Dian Nuswantoro

Organization2 reports

Universitas Dian Nuswantoro is an Indonesian university. It publishes academic reports on game development, including topics like adaptive enemy AI and immersive reward systems in education games.

Documents

Cover of Alternating Sword Controller in First-Person Action Game using Fuzzy Logic for Adaptive Enemy: Indonesia
Whitepaper7 pages

Alternating Sword Controller in First-Person Action Game using Fuzzy Logic for Adaptive Enemy: Indonesia

This research introduces an adaptive first-person action game developed in Indonesia that utilizes smartphone gyroscope sensors as motion controllers to provide an immersive, low-cost alternative to traditional virtual reality hardware.

  • A fuzzy logic-based Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment (DDA) system successfully modulated enemy health multipliers based on player performance, with 90.5% of participants finding the difficulty adjustments appropriate.
  • The system utilizes smartphone gyroscope sensors as a low-cost, immersive alternative to traditional VR hardware, transmitting orientation data to a PC via Wi-Fi for real-time processing.
  • Performance data from 14 test subjects showed that 72% of players improved their efficiency between the first and second levels, characterized by faster completion times and higher remaining health.
Game DevelopmentGame DesignAI+3
Universitas Dian NuswantoroDec 2024
Cover of Appreciative Learning for Immersive Reward System in Education Game Development
Whitepaper7 pages

Appreciative Learning for Immersive Reward System in Education Game Development

This study explores the integration of Appreciative Learning into the design of reward systems for educational games, aiming to enhance player immersion and learning outcomes.

  • Integrating Appreciative Learning—structured through Discovery, Dream, Design, and Destiny stages—creates a dynamic reward system that sustains player engagement in serious games.
  • Using a Finite State Machine (FSM) allows for AI-driven, personalized feedback that aligns reward delivery with sensory, imaginative, and challenge-based immersion.
  • The model effectively bridges the engagement gap for non-gamers, though developers must account for a steeper initial learning curve for this demographic.
Serious GamesGame DesignGame Development+1
Universitas Dian NuswantoroDec 2021