Computer Games Track @ CECIIS
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Computer games have always been on the verge between art and sience. According to some estimates the global gaming market has been valued at EUR 134.7 billion in 2020 and has been projected to grow up to EUR 245.33 billion in 2026. Obvious use-cases for fun and recreation aside, there are many fields of human existence in which principles of games have been and are being applied including but not limited to gamification, game theory and serious gaming. Research in the area of computer games is often multidisciplinary encompassing numerous fields like computer science, physics, mathematics, psychology, sociology, complex systems and many more. This section is focused on applied aspects of such and similar fields with a special emphasis on advancing the way we model, develop, implement, test, produce and evaluate games.

Possible topics might include:
- new methods for game modelling, development, implementation and production
- new tools for game development
- game engines and new methods for their development
- use of artificial intelligence, deep learning, agent technologies and/or natural language processing in games
- automated game testing methods
- new technologies for games (for example based on IoT, virtual and/or augmented reality, game streaming, haptic interfaces, voice interfaces etc.)
- new gamification techniques
- new content and game generation tools
- new game and player analytics tools
- new game and game engine modding tools
- case-studies and good practices

All submissions will ondergo double blind review by international experts. Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings which are abstracted by WoS, Scopus and other bibliographical databases. 

Deadline for full paper submission is 15.06.2021.

Details on submission procedures are available here: https://ceciis.foi.hr/paper-and-poster-submission

The event will be held on-line.