: We develop a new approach to combinatorial games (e.g., chess, Go, checkers, Chomp, Nim) that unveils connections between such games and nonlinear phenomena commonly seen in natu...
Opponent models are necessary in games where the game state is only partially known to the player, since the player must infer the state of the game based on the opponent’s acti...
Alan J. Lockett, Charles L. Chen, Risto Miikkulain...
AI techniques are already widely used in game software to provide computer-controlled opponents for human players. However, game design is a more-challenging problem than game pla...
Massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs) can be fascinating laboratories to observe group dynamics online. In particular, players must form persistent associations or "guil...
Nicolas Ducheneaut, Nicholas Yee, Eric Nickell, Ro...