Assessment of 1st Person Shooter Game Engines for Space Protection Applications

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Authors
  1. Frim, J.
  2. Thomson, M.H.
Corporate Authors
Defence R&D Canada - Atlantic, Dartmouth NS (CAN);Humansystems Inc, Guelph ONT (CAN)
Abstract
First Person shooter games allow humans to be immersed in a desktop virtual world. There are a variety of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) multi-player game engines available that provide the infrastructure for building these worlds. Five game engines are assessed against 22 criteria to determine the their usefulness in providing a virtual world for naval Force Protection scenarios. The aim of this work is to use the resulting virtual world for concept-development and experimentation for Force Protection operations.

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Keywords
First Person Shooter;Games;Game Engine;Assessment
Report Number
DRDC-ATLANTIC-CR-2005-088 — Contractor Report
Date of publication
01 Jan 2006
Number of Pages
36
DSTKIM No
CA027296
CANDIS No
525371
Format(s):
CD ROM

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