1

User-Centered Design

Incorporating user feedback and designing with the end-user in mind to create a satisfying gaming experience.

2

Version Control

Using tools like Git or SVN to manage code changes and facilitate collaboration among team members.

3

Performance Optimization

Tuning game assets, code, and architecture to achieve desired performance levels on target platforms.

4

Agile Development

An iterative approach to development that emphasizes adaptability, collaboration, and responsiveness to change.

5

Multi-Platform

Making games available to a large audience by publishing it in different platforms such as PC, Console and mobile devices.

6

Quality Assurance

Ensuring the game meets the desired level of quality by thoroughly testing it for bugs, performance, and usability issues.

7

Scalability

Designing systems and code that can scale as the game grows in complexity and player base.

8

Security

Implementing security measures to prevent cheating, hacking, and other forms of exploitation that could harm the game and its community.

9

Automation

Using automation to streamline the build, testing, and deployment process to improve efficiency and reduce errors.

10

Community

Building and engaging with a community of players to foster feedback, improve the game, and drive marketing efforts.