Constraints and opportunities *
Some points that should be considered when reviewing the company activities.
Once a project has been ongoing it’s very easy to lose track of the original goals.
What were you considering for your game initially? How would those points help to build a game the market wants? Has anything changed that can affect the game? (positively or negatively)
Audience
Is the game still aimed at the expected audience?
What platforms will they be able to use?
Console
Mobile
PC
Screen sizes
Input devices
...
Who is the planned audience?
Preschool
Kids
Teens
Adults
Work Force tutoring
Business
Is the game still respecting the business goals associated with costs and relationships with clients.
Respecting budget?
Money
Installations and/or equipment necessary
Team members
Time
Is a partner involved? Does he have requirements of:
Content
Mode of access or delivery
Presentation
Showcase something?
New tech
Art style, audio video style?
Competition
Has the game deviated from it's original goals and became similar to games released in the market?
Gaming trends associated with the game?
Control or gaming Mechanic?
Visual, difficulty, theme?
Game session type/time expected?
Gameplay
Does the game still have the expected features?
Have there been any features that have been consistently asked by players and that could be added?
Have there been any features that were added and could be removed with minimal impact?
Has the game experience changed because of a change in the features?
Simple game to complex game?
Single session to save session?
Puzzle to another genre (platformer, RPG, strategy )
Development
Does the team still know how the game is to be developed and released?
Has feature creep made it so the game keeps growing and gets pushing a release date?
Has the team focused so much on details that it can't finish anything for release:
Assets keep being changed.
Prototypes of mechanics get remade.
World aspects keep getting changed.
Has the documentation been kept up to date:
Does it keep changing before it's contents can be developed?
Has it become outdated and been a source of problems when the team develops it's contents.
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