Game Development Company

1. Game Development Gaming has recently evolved as the biggest passion with numerous people joining the gaming community each minute. This is so popular that it is a part and parcel of everyone’s daily routine. Some research studies show that even the non passionate gamers will play their favorite game for at least an average of 20 minutes each day. But, what makes this so popular? Well, the key players behind this popularity are the changing game development techniques and the introduction of smart phones - the smallest portable gaming devices. The basics of game development The game development companies or the individual game developers are the adept minds who create the most immersive and engaging gaming experiences form a mere idea to a fully loaded gameplay. A well made game will always need to keep the following in place 1. A well equipped project requirements document 2. A good communication network among team members and the client

2. 3. Proper game development process and planning 4. Use of updated and latest game development tools 5. Define benchmarks to be achieved at fixed time intervals 6. Ensure code security and integrity 7. Keep the graphics svelte and attractive 8. Ensure QA with well structured testing and QA analysis. While keeping these intact, the game development process will yield a great gaming experience. It’s worth mentioning here that understanding and knowing the requirements at an early stage is a profound base to a great final product. The game development process is a balanced blend of various processes that are executed in a well formed game development structure in any organisation. The basic game development process includes: 1. Pre Production Stage: This is the stage where the game is a mere concept or and idea that needs to be structured. a. Game Idea: This might include a game story that lacks the gaming scenario such as type of game, environment, characters, gameplay etc. b. Game Idea Refinement: The raw game idea is now fed with gameplay rules, environment, type environment etc. this stage finalises on what and how the game shall progress while considering powerups and other game play assets. At this level, a GDD(game design document) is created to ensure the final game concept to progress accordingly. 2. Production: ​The following three steps are a part of production process. This is an iterative phase where all three steps are repeated in case any bug is encountered until the final state of error free functionality is achieved. a. Game Design: At this level, the game designers or the artists come into play. These designers work on various tools to create the game scenes, characters and other assets in the game. These artists perform sculpting, texturing, rigging, animation and create the overall story of the game b. Game Development: Once the designers are done with their part, the developers now enter. The characters or designs created by designers are now put together programmatically to create the game story and embedding coding logics. c. Unit Test:​ This testing is done on individual functionality of modules. 3. Post Production: ​This final phase is the preparation of game launch. At this phase, game is ready to be played by gamers and is under final polishing stage. or game genre,2D of game or 3D,

3. a. Testing: Once the game development process is complete, the QA is ensured by putting a dedicated testing process that includes both unit and integration testing. Any bugs incurred here are fixed and a final build is passed onto deployment. b. Deployment:​The final build is now pushed to the dedicated game stores, browser or server and made available for the end users to download and play. c. Marketing: This is another important phase that many games lack. Once the game is put for downloading, it is important to make it reach maximum number of people, strategically. A well laid marketing plan is sure to fetch huge popularity. The Inference: Game development is a very crucial and complex process that needs precise perfection to get end user’s acceptance. A game might be simple or complex, but the UX(user experience)is what counts.