Last week Katharina Emmerich gave her talk at CHI PLAY 2017 in Amsterdam, Netherlands! CHI PLAY is the largest conference focusing on research regarding digital games and a great forum to discuss current trends and research results in the field of entertainment computing and digital games. Katharina presented her current work “The Impact of Game Patterns on Player Experience and Social Interaction in Co-Located Multiplayer Games“ (18th October 2017). Additionally a project in cooperation with the chair for High Performance Computing with the topic VR Controller Interface, was presented through Andrey Krekhovs talk: “Self-Transforming Controllers for Virtual Reality First Person Shooters“.

You can download both paper in the ACM digital library for one year free! Therfore, have a look if you are interested at these topics.

• The Impact of Game Patterns on Player Experience and Social Interaction in Co-Located Multiplayer Games


• Self-Transforming Controllers for Virtual Reality First Person Shooters