VR, AR, Mobile, PC, Web

Games Development

Making amazing Games

Challenges

Game development is a complex process, and developers have to carefully balance many different elements in order to create an enjoyable experience for players. 

  • To begin with the design, the story of the game should be compelling, the characters – relatable and the graphics – visually appealing. Then, it should be so engaging that players want to constantly replay it. In addition, the interface should be intuitive and user-friendly.

  • When it gets down to development, there come across many challenges that need to be overcome. Games need to run smoothly and function well without interruptions. Developers should ensure that their games are compatible across a variety of devices and operating systems. Multiplayer games require a stable and efficient networking codebase. In some games, implementing realistic physics is also a technical challenge. 

  • Another commonplace challenge of game development is collaboration, as generally it is a team work. Team members may have lots of misunderstandings, conflicting ideas and see things from various perspectives. It is important for the team to communicate effectively, compromise and think up solutions that work for everyone.

The Solution

To overcome the challenges of game development, This is what we did:

  1. Utilizing the right technologies: advanced technologies are always a perfect choice. The tools should be tailored to the needs of the project and the team needs to be well familiar with them.
  2. Good project management: a good project manager with the right methodology and techniques is always the key to a successful project. Games are not an exception. The project manager should develop a clear roadmap for the game and set achievable goals. This will help everyone stay organized and avoid setbacks. 
  3. Communicate effectively: as we have mentioned communication is crucial in a team environment. Clear lines of communication make sure everyone in the team is on the same page. 
  4. Test, test, test: games should be thoroughly tested at each stage of development. Identifying and fixing bugs early on can save a lot of time and effort later in the development process.
  5.  Be flexible: games should start and stay as competitive. They should be built taking into account the current trends in the market in the first place. Then, the world changes, so do user needs. It’s important to be able to adapt to these changes.

Leader Bio

Dan Sivan

I started to develop games way back in the late 80th. 

While games are about making ideas become interactive and immersive,

I care about how games feel.

I pay attention to design and code quality along side with keeping the game “dance” with the player. 

With 7 years in XR dev, mobile apps, PC games and coding teacher, and 6 years of CEO and dev at Ayayu VR Games,

I make sure clients get the most value by going to the core, and defining the projects scope

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