Criação de um Dataset de Múltiplos Domínios para a Plataforma de Jogos Online da Epic Games
Abstract
The market for online games is growing year by year, but some gaming platforms do not have a structured, organized and public dataset to facilitate the research. Therefore, the goal of this work is to create a dataset that contains information from Epic Games games in a way that incorporates information from different domains such as their respective websites, social networks, and OpenCritic game reviews. The dataset created contains information on nearly one thousand games, 17 thousand reviews, and nearly 1 million of tweets.
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