CoSECiVi was born as the main event of the Spanish Society for Video Game Science (SECiVi). In line with the multidisciplinary nature of videogame creation, CoSECiVi aims to be a meeting point between researchers from different disciplines, from the Humanities to Engineering, connected by the interest in videogames, either as an object of study or instrument through which to achieve other aims. The aim is thus to facilitate collaboration and the discovery of synergies between research groups that, because they belong to different scientific communities, usually do not coincide in scientific forums. And precisely to favour this mutual knowledge, in addition to regular and emerging works, the Congress has included a category of disclosure of relevant works already published with abstracts of works that are considered relevant to the SECiVi community.

The Congress will accept articles written in both English and Spanish, covering different areas, from the application of artificial intelligence techniques, and in particular automatic learning and genetic algorithms, for the development of non-playing characters that are credible, the dynamic adjustment of the difficulty of videogames, the development of serious video game applications, the use of virtual reality, the procedural generation of content for videogames.

Chairs

• Pedro Antonio González, Complutense University of Madrid, Email: pagoncal@ucm.es
• David Camacho, Autonomous University of Madrid, Email: david.camacho@uam.es

Technical Secretary

• Marco Antonio Gómez, Complutense University of Madrid, Email: marcoa@fd.ucm.es
• Antonio Mora, University of Granada, Email: amorag@geneura.ugr.es

Topics

Topics of interest for this Workshop include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Cultural aspects of game design
• Art and entertainment
• Affective computing
• Design of interactive sound
• Edutainment
• Ubiquitous entertainment
• Exergaming
• Physics for video games
• Procedural generation of content
• Artificial Intelligence for video games
• Computer graphics for video games
• Methodologies, paradigms and tools for developing entertainment applications
• Music and sound
• Interactive narrative
• Video games and health
• Localization and translation for video games
• Accesibility
• Serious Games

Program Committee

Researcher	Institution
Isabel Barbancho	University of Málaga
Carlos Blanco Bueno	University of Cantabria
David Camacho	Autonomous University of Madrid
Miguel Chover	University Jaume I
Antonio J. Fernández Leiva	University of Málaga
Francisco J. Gallego Durán	University of Alicante
Pablo García Sánchez	University of Cádiz
Marco Antonio Gómez Martín	Complutense University of Madrid
Pedro Antonio González Calero	Complutense University of Madrid
Antonio González Pardo	Autonomous University of Madrid
Pascual González	University of Castilla-La Mancha
Javier Jaén	Polytechnic University of Valencia
Raúl Lara Cabrera	Autonomous University of Madrid
Carlos León Aznar	Complutense University of Madrid
Antonio M. Mora García	University of Granada
Gustavo Patow	Universitat de Girona
Federico Peinado Gil	Complutense University of Madrid
Luis Peña Sánchez	Rey Juan Carlos University
Diego Perez Liebana	Queen Mary University of London, UK
Antonio Sánchez Ruiz-Granados	Complutense University of Madrid