This paper introduces in seven paragraphs some findings in the ontological research applied to games, as part of a research in collaboration with the Labont center (laboratory for ontology) of the University of Turin. An ontological model of spatiality deduced from its historical evolution leads to a reflection about the relation among space, place, territory and map in video games. This also involves a formulation of a taxonomy of board types (both in board and in computer games) and a conceptualization of six degree movement and outerspace setting as concrete instantiations of the general freedom goal of games.

Boards. The Place of Space.

MOSCA, IVAN
2013-01-01

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This paper introduces in seven paragraphs some findings in the ontological research applied to games, as part of a research in collaboration with the Labont center (laboratory for ontology) of the University of Turin. An ontological model of spatiality deduced from its historical evolution leads to a reflection about the relation among space, place, territory and map in video games. This also involves a formulation of a taxonomy of board types (both in board and in computer games) and a conceptualization of six degree movement and outerspace setting as concrete instantiations of the general freedom goal of games.
2013
The Philosophy of Computer Games. Computer Game Space: Concept, Form and Experience
Bergen
2.10.2013
Proceedings of International Conference «The Philosophy of Computer Games. Computer Game Space: Concept, Form and Experience».
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http://gamephilosophy2013.b.uib.no/files/2013/10/Mosca-Boards-Outer-Space-and-Freedom-in-Video-Games.pdf
Game; Ontology
Ivan Mosca
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