1
Scope Management
Managing feature creep and balancing resources with project goals to avoid excessive delays or increased costs.
2
Resource Constraints
Dealing with limited budgets, time, and personnel resources that can limit the game's overall quality or scope.
3
Platform Fragmentation
Supporting multiple platforms can increase development complexity and require more resources for testing and maintenance.
4
Creative Block
Overcoming creative hurdles, writer's block, or other challenges in the game's story or design.
5
Technology Change
Staying up to date with the latest technology and tools to ensure the game remains competitive and functional.
6
Balancing Game Mechanics
Ensuring the game mechanics remain balanced and challenging, while also being engaging and entertaining.
7
Marketing and Promotion
Developing a successful marketing strategy and executing it effectively to ensure the game's success.
8
Localization
Adapting the game for different regions and languages, which can be time-consuming and require cultural sensitivity.
9
Player Retention
Ensuring players remain engaged with the game long-term through ongoing updates, content releases, and community management.
10
Crunch Time
Dealing with long hours and high-pressure situations during development, which can lead to burnout and decreased productivity.