A Virtual reality serious game for Language learning

Tazouti, Yassine

doi:10.30534/ijatcse/2020/101912020

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“…As for future directions, the game can be further developed to include some hand or movement exercises and promote learning materials, so that it can help the players as can be seen in the works of Sudarmilah et al [16], Tazouti et al [17], and Mazlan et al [18].…”

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No Escape: A 2D Top-Down Shooting Roguelike Game Embedded with Drunkard Walk Algorithm

Goandy¹

2020

IJATCSE

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Video Game is a part of the entertainment that grows rapidly every year along with the development of content and demand from players. To enhance the development of content, the game must be able to create a non-boring game atmosphere such as increasing Replay-ability, which is repeatedly and unique content produced to increase long-term enjoyment. One genre of games that can achieve Replay-ability is the Roguelike game, where the game relies on Procedural Content Generation as a container for games and permadeath systems. By providing Procedural Content Generation, game content that is created automatically and randomly can increase the value of Replay-ability. One algorithm that is part of the Procedural Content Generation algorithm is the Drunkard Walk, where this algorithm creates space and content from a game based on the direction the algorithm is going. Uncertain movements can produce random space and content. However, this method does not have much research in the development of procedural content generation games. Based on this problem, a Roguelike game was built that applied the traditional method of Top-Down Shooting and implemented the Drunkard Walk algorithm to increase the level of player satisfaction with the game they were playing. This game was successfully built and tested on 30 respondents to find out the level of satisfaction of respondents with the game that was made. The tested game is then evaluated with the Game User Experience Satisfaction Scale (GUESS) and gets a 71% (Good) result in its level of satisfaction.

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No Escape: A 2D Top-Down Shooting Roguelike Game Embedded with Drunkard Walk Algorithm

Goandy¹

2020

IJATCSE

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“…In the development process of VR for Fire Extinguisher, some software is needed to complete each task such as for illustrating, design instruction, design each room and 3D model for objects. The benefits in using 3D model as mentioned in [21], it provides an environment that allows learning process personalization and enhances learner awareness of the acquired learning skills. On software requirements, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop have been used to design instruction and information in the application, Autodesk 3ds max being used for designing 3D modeling for the application and the VR were designed by Unity in which later it and will build as an application (.apk) which support android smartphone.…”

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Development of Virtual Reality Training for Fire Safety Education

Rahmalan¹

2020

IJATCSE

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Recent technology of education has been using software, hardware, and educational theoretic to facilitate the learning process and improving student's performance. For example, Virtual Reality (VR) is one technology that helps the user to be focused on the learning content that they see. In getting people's attention to be alert and aware of the need and how to use a fire extinguisher, an application using VR technology has been developed. This application has given a basic exposure to fire safety and fire drill to the users. Through the usability testing investigation, the results on using VR fire extinguisher received more than 80%, indicating that the application manages to give awareness to users on the needs and steps to use a fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire. Comments and recommendations from experts have been given more ideas in order to improve the application as well as upgrade its' quality in the future.

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A Virtual reality serious game for Language learning

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No Escape: A 2D Top-Down Shooting Roguelike Game Embedded with Drunkard Walk Algorithm

No Escape: A 2D Top-Down Shooting Roguelike Game Embedded with Drunkard Walk Algorithm

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