text: Reviewers should respect the confidentiality of material supplied to them and may not discuss unpublished manuscripts with colleagues or use the information in their own work
  Any reviewer that wants to pass a review request onto a colleague must get the editor’s permission beforehand.
  Reviewers should address ethical aspects of the submission (with particular attention to plagiarism, salami slicing, etc. - please refer also to the Publication Ethics section), such as:
  Reviewer performance is traced by the system and assessed by the editors especially in terms of quality and timeliness
  IJSG seeks original contributions that advance the state of the art in the technologies and knowledge available to support development and deployment of serious games. Experimental quantitative studies are strongly encouraged.
  Papers may be one of several types: research paper; tutorial/survey; research note/short paper; software/algorithms; addendum/corrections; datasets.
  User studies applying serious games in training (professional, corporate and executive training, skill development and other workforce programs)