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Now that you've created an online presents for your studio in your game
We can get started on putting together the ingredients
What I'm calling the game designed by
This is basically a traditional game design document
Some people call it a gdd
With some crucial additional sections
Trencher you stick with your vision and actually released
Finished product
According to Wikipedia
A traditional game design document is
Highly descriptive
Living software
Of the design
For video game
Here's what a game design document
Typically contain
In title and subtitle
Team concept
Genre
Target audience
Looking feel gameplay mechanics story setting characters
Levels control scheme music sound effects
You get the
Indi's May struggle implementing these items
But they are not the primary struggle
The primary struggle for India's in particular stem from the following questions
Number one what's your inspiration
What's your motivation
What makes your core game with sticky
What makes your audience stop
And stare
And finally what's keeping you from quitting
So do you relate to these five struggle
Sometimes I think every Indie Game Dev
Would actually finish their projects
If they could somehow find solutions to these questions
That's why I've included a section for each of these Quest
In our game design Bible
In addition to what's found in a traditional game design.
So let's run through each struggle
And how you can overcome them
Before you download in
Complete the game design Bible work
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