Julian Frommel

Assistant Professor

Utrecht University

Netherlands

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Julian Frommel is an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. His research focuses on player experience in gaming, particularly examining toxicity in online environments and community dynamics. Recent articles explore topics such as intervention systems for toxic behaviors, the impact of game design on player satisfaction and social capital, and the use of evolutionary algorithms in game economies.

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Queensland University of Technology

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Maximilian A. Friehs

University of Twente

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Remco Veltkamp

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Utrecht University

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Madison Klarkowski

University of Saskatchewan

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Regan Mandryk

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University of Saskatchewan

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Daniel Johnson

Queensland University of Technology

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Katja Rogers

Assistant Professor

University of Amsterdam

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Stephanie Tobin

Queensland University of Technology

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Articles (14)

Flipping into the Future: Exploring Player Experience and Task Demand in Physical, VR, and PC Pinball

How To Tame a Toxic Player? A Systematic Literature Review on Intervention Systems for Toxic Behaviors in Online Video Games

PACMHCI V8, CHI PLAY, October 2024 Editorial

Using Evolutionary Algorithms to Target Complexity Levels in Game Economies

Individual Control over Exposure to Combat Toxicity in Games

Prospective Passion and Social Capital within DotA 2 Players

How perceived toxicity of gaming communities is associated with social capital, satisfaction of relatedness, and loneliness

Enhanced Esports: Community Perspectives on Performance Enhancers in Competitive Gaming

Daily Quests or Daily Pests? The Benefits and Pitfalls of Engagement Rewards in Games

Feeling Good and In Control: In-game Tools to Support Targets of Toxicity

Self-Regulation as a Mediator of the Associations Between Passion for Video Games and Well-Being

“Bad Vibrations”: Sensing Toxicity From In-Game Audio Features

“Bad Vibrations”: Sensing Toxicity From In-Game Audio Features

How Passion for Playing World of Warcraft Predicts In-Game Social Capital, Loneliness, and Wellbeing

Collaborators (8)

Cody Phillips

Maximilian A. Friehs

Remco Veltkamp

Madison Klarkowski

Regan Mandryk

Daniel Johnson

Katja Rogers

Stephanie Tobin

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