The Digital Game Analysis Protocol (DiGAP): Introducing a Guide for Reflexive and Transparent Game Analyses by Rowan Daneels, Maarten Denoo, Alexander Vandewalle, Bruno Dupont, Steven Malliet Abstract
He holds a PhD in Communication Sciences from the KU Leuven, and his research focuses on digital game effects, player experiences, game design, and game realism. Steven Malliet is an Associate Professor at the Department of Communication Studies, University of Antwerp, Belgium, and a Senior Lecturer/Researcher at the LUCA School of Arts in Genk, Belgium. Bruno is also in charge of a research project on the use of board games in informal education, as a part of his mandate at the Technical University of the City of Liège.īruno.dupont at kuleuven.be Steven Malliet In addition, he is interested in the relationship between digital games and literature, as well as in didactical approaches of video games. Within the FWO-funded project Gam(e)(a)ble, he investigates the blurring lines between gaming and gambling in youth. He is also the creator of Paizomen (a work-in-progress database that aims to catalog all video games set in ancient Greece, Rome or a Greco-Roman mythological storyworld.Īlexander.vandewalle at uantwerpen.be Bruno Dupontīruno Dupont is a postdoctoral research manager at KU Leuven (Institute for Media Studies / Mintlab) in Belgium. For his research, he employs qualitative game content analysis. noo at kuleuven.be Alexander VandewalleĪlexander Vandewalle is currently a Joint PhD Researcher at the University of Antwerp (Department of Communication Studies) and Ghent University (Department of Literary Studies, Greek section) in Belgium, where he studies the characterization of Greco-Roman gods and heroes in video games.
He is also editor-in-chief at Eurogamer Benelux. His research focuses on the blurring boundaries between gaming and gambling in terms of design, ethicality and reception. Maarten Denoo, MA in History and Communication Sciences at the KU Leuven, is a PhD Researcher at the KU Leuven (Institute for Media Studies / Meaningful Interactions Lab) as of October 2020. Rowan.daneels at uantwerpen.be Maarten Denoo He uses multiple methods in his studies, ranging from interviews, surveys and game analysis. His research interests include digital game realism, hedonic and eudaimonic game entertainment, and positive media psychology. in Communication Sciences at the University of Antwerp and Ghent University, is currently a PhD Researcher at the Department of Communication Studies, University of Antwerp (Belgium).
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