Problèmes de représentations graphiques d’entités abstraites et jeux de questionnements

Stéphane Goria ()

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Abstract: The interaction between the worlds of games and the military is nothing new. The practice of wargaming is proof of this, since it's already been 200 years since the kriegsspiel was established as a tool for learning and reflection, first in the Prussian general staff and gradually in other armies. In our work, we analyze wargames and their practices as a source of inspiration for the development of edutainment tools, more specifically serious games and gamification, as well as the potential and reciprocal contributions of these forms to wargaming. Indeed, these various practices have long been intertwined. Wargaming is at the origin of tabletop role-playing and serious game design. Similarly, tabletop role-playing inspired the development of matrix game systems and other narrative wargames.

Keywords: Wargame; Analytic wargame; Wargaming; Tabletop wargame; Kriegsspiel; Boardgame; Serious gaming; Decision making; data visualization; Analogy; Game analogy; Gamification; Schgamification; Game with a sharing purpose; Wargame analytique; Wargame sur table; Jeu de plateau; Prise décision; Visualisation de données; Analogie; Analogie par le jeu; Ludification; Jeu à but de partage (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025-04-16
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Published in 2e Assises françaises d'Etudes du Wargaming, Association française d'etudes du wargaming; Innovation Défense Lab; Institut d'Etudes de Stratégie et de Défense; IAE Paris-Est, Ecole de Management, Apr 2025, Paris, France

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