The MOVES institute's America's army operations game

Authors:
Michael Zyda;Alex Mayberry;Casey Wardynski;Russell Shilling;Margaret Davis
Affiliations:
The MOVES Institute;The MOVES Institute;The MOVES Institute;The MOVES Institute;The MOVES Institute
Venue:
I3D '03 Proceedings of the 2003 symposium on Interactive 3D graphics
Year:
2003

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Abstract

If you go strictly by the number of young adults playing it at all hours, it's a success. But how does America's Army, the US Army's free PC game strategic communications tool, fare in the real world of costs and benefits? The answer is gratifying and the quality is award winning.