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A Preliminary Study on Integrating Procedural Content Generation into Game Development Process Pratama Wirya Atmaja; Rizky Parlika; Sugiarto
IJCONSIST JOURNALS Vol 1 No 1 (2019): September
Publisher : International Journal of Computer, Network Security and Information System

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Abstract— Digital game industry continues to grow and reap enormous profit. On the other hand, game development is still a risky and costly endeavor, and researches on reducing its risks and costs continue to be important. Procedural content generation or PCG is the state-of-the-art method to speed up and automate the production of various game contents, therefore reducing the said costs and risks. However, how to integrate the method into the lengthy process of game development is still not well understood. In this paper we present a preliminary study on the integration. For the development process, we combine MDA or Mechanics-Dynamics-Aesthetics framework with SCRUM-based Agile methodology. The PCG method for our study is for generating levels of platformer games. We study how the PCG method would be developed in pre-production and production phases with the help of two common development tools, Game Design Document (GDD) and user stories. We discuss our findings and possible directions of future researches.
Co-Authors Alif Fahri M Amir Muhammad Hakim Bagus Andreanto Benedictus Rafael Lesmana Berlianda Adha Haque Dasilva, Mortekiano Nigel Dimas Arif Setyawan Fairuz Aldifa Hafi Ihza Farhana Haidar Ananta Kusuma Heri Khariono Ilham Akbar Pradana Kholilul Rachman N M Kholilul Rachman N.M Maulana Ihsanur R Muhammad Afifudin muhammad nur holis Nabella Permata Sari Pratama Wirya Atmaja Radja Aulia Edward Rahmadany Fahreza Taufiqurrahman Rahmat Dimas Syahputra Rheza Rizqi Ahmadi Rico Sandyca N Shavira Maya Ningrum Sugiarto Sunu Ilham Pradika Tasya Ardhian Nisaa’ Yohanes Dimas Wisnu Wiratama