ТОТАЛЬНЫЙ анализ ТВОЕЙ идеи для игры

This video should be taken with a grain of salt and as a copy of one specific person, namely me. The video is by no means a guide to how to do things correctly, but is intended as a set of tips that will help make your life a little easier during development and slightly increase your

chances of success. If you opened this video, it means that you have an idea for your game in your head. It doesn't matter whether it's that dream idea or a straightforward attempt to make a successful project. The important thing is that ideas, as resources in the gaming industry, on the one hand, are worth

nothing, but on the other hand, after the fact, they are very important. Before the game is developed, your idea is of no interest to anyone, but once the development is completed, immediately after implementation, the idea will play a key role. In this video, I would like to provide a set of theories that could be used to test your

valuable or not so valuable game idea. For me personally, this topic is very important. By choosing one idea or another, we decide to spend years of our lives. expecting success at the end of the journey, or at least understanding and acceptance from the players. I spent a long time trying to formulate a similar set of rules for

myself, through which I could adequately decide whether I really wanted to spend my time, my resources, my connections, and my media resources on this idea. Is Numeral Strike really worth adding to your wishlist and playing the demo? Let me warn you in advance that there will be a lot of this Gurumdev in the video.

I came to many thoughts thanks to the Excoster. Whether this is good or not, we will find out today. Well, to get started, check out our sample idea analysis outline. Phew, it certainly looks impressive, but it’s incomprehensible and extremely crazy. I will go through each point of this diagram systematically, discussing the green and red