After the design phase where the basis of the game was established thanks to brainstorms in particular, we were able to move on to the production phase. I propose to you to discover all that me and Céline have put in place to maintain the production of the game as well as possible.

First of all, this is the overview of the project for everyone to know what to do. Indeed, thanks to the filtered view, it served as a document for everyone to update the progress of each person and see where they are in their tasks. It was also used as a reference document for progress meetings which lead to an adaptation of the project for the given time.

A more visual follow-up was possible thanks to Google Sheet and we took the opportunity to make some tables and diagrams.

To be able to progress and find points of improvement or that work well, I set up a playtest form with Google Forms. Every time someone in the group offered to have the game tested, she gave them the link to the Forms so that we could get as much feedback as possible. To make it effective and useful, I created the questions myself and added all the ones that each member of the group wanted so that the feedback would accurately depict all aspects of the game.

As you can see, there was also a bug comment section where we could report bugs. Our technical designer had access to the responses and was able to organise the debugs through this. 

We wanted to give ourselves a real identity by creating a fictitious studio to set up in the video game landscape. I made a small city tournament for everyone to participate and choose where to set up. I adapted to the result, which was Helsinki, and did my research to see what environment we were venturing into.

J'ai également réalisé une étude de marché to know where to place itself in the videogame landscape and to be able to have an idea of the future of the game. I also carried out a market analysis by taking the reference games to determine the price of the game.