The walking dead : our world e o processo imersivo em vídeo games pervasivos de realidade aumentada de segunda geração

• Autor(a) principal: Santos, Ricardo Luís Guimarães dos
• Data de Publicação: 2020
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: http://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/15896
• topic: Comunicação de massa; Videogames; Jogos eletrônicos; Imersão; Vídeo games; Realidade aumentada; Jogos pervasivos; Game design; Immersion; Augmented reality; Pervasive games; Game design

This work has as its case study the title The Walking Dead: Our World (2018) within the research object that encompasses pervasive augmented reality video games for the Android operating system, launched in Brazil. From this case study we seek to answer how pervasive augmented reality video games enunciate the immersive process. With this purpose we establish as objective, to formalize the media in abstract structures of organization of the information, and from these structures to make an analysis focused on the set of icons, signs, symbols, and the relations that they establish among themselves and with the player that we call symbolic load, when they move between the structures which we will call immersive layers that define common characteristics hitherto only gathered in this category of video games. By acting as virtual constructs, the immersive layers illustrate the way the player experiences pervasive augmented reality video games, associating game interfaces with forms of use adopted by the player, who starts to operate the smartphone less as a handheld computer that represents a map or collection of cards while walking around the neighborhood, and more like a video camera that represents a gun in your hand. Our research revealed that these transitions between the two immersive layers will increase or decrease the symbolic load during the session when, overlay the map that represents the fictional universe to the hybrid environment inhabited by the player, associating objects and characters from that fictional universe to their virtual doubles. in the form of humanoids and other 3D models and also associating their double materials from the hybrid environment, to later return to the representation of the fictional universe by map and cards.