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This paper presents a model-driven authoring framework and toolset that enables to produce serious games easily and quickly, at lower cost and with the active involvement of (non-IT schooled) domain experts, and therefore lowers the barriers that hinder the production of serious games. Furthermore, the toolset allows for the creation of games with an adaptive narrative that can be played several times without becoming predictable by adapting the gameplay based on the real-time input of the player or post-game feedback. Choices made by the player have an influence on the overarching narrative of the game, which in turn will be used to select appropriate narrative events for the new context. Each narrative event can focus on a different subset of the learning objectives. The authoring framework is used within the Friendly ATTAC project, a project that helps youngsters dealing with cyberbullying issues through an innovative serious game. By using the toolset developed, it was possible for the non-technical people (subject-matter experts) to be actively involved in the development of the serious game, to make the development process much more iterative, and at the same time to shorten the overall development time. The toolbox was successfully used to design levels that are afterwards used to fully automatically create playable adaptive game scenarios.

SERIOUS GAME DEVELOPMENT AND DYNAMIC TAILORING THROUGH MODEL-DRIVEN AUTHORING