… the Video Game Ontology (VGO), a model for enabling interoperability among video games
and … In addition, we demonstrate the applicability of the Video Game Ontology in action with …

… the research of the virtual world in video games. The purpose of the article is to create the
ontology of video … The ontology we present will allow classifying video games more clearly …

… related subclasses are also defined as subclasses of the class Game. As an example, we
consider the case of the video game Call Of Duty,1 introduced by way of the …

… the materiality of the game to determine whether it is the same, but rather realise that the game
… From this perspective, games are ideal objects (Aarseth 2011: 65), which may or may not …

… the motivation for the creation of the ontology [13]: the need … the ontology can be used only
as a guide to classify a game, … to allow the creation of instances of the concept Game. Below …

… of the game and they restrict the means allowed within the activity we call playing that game.
… need not necessarily be video or games, as a non-visual videogame could also fail to be a …

… which is “real” or “physical,” and certainly not something synonymous with “digital” or “computerised”
-- in other words, a concept that is not limited to the description of video games only. …

… a game ontology, which identifies the important structural elements of games and the
relationships … Requirements engineering and the creative process in the video game industry. In …

… an integration between the concept of ergodic literature developed in the field of game studies
… Starting from this general convergence, we will rely on the meta-ontology of video games …

… account of the CGA and describe how it individuates one videogame from another. To …
game identity; in section 3, I discuss the algorithmic ontology that I adopt in this chapter and the …