GAME DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
DOCUMENT ORGANISATION
I believe in the importance of staying organised when it comes to
any form of documentation - ease of navigation with documents
encourages productivity with the project.
Below are examples of document organisation for past project:
PRODUCTION DOCUMENTS
Generally speaking, I believe that good documentation is an important vessel in the process of game development.
Documents that outline the production plan (such as Backlogs, Sprints/Sprint Plans, Production Breakdowns, etc.) are integral reference points for all team members to understand all aspects of the project.
Below are screenshots of production documents from past projects:
DESIGN DOCUMENTS
Design Documents (such as Concept Overviews, Level Designs, Scripts, Storyboards, Game Treatments, Project Bibles) are fundamental
to the whole project as they are the first pieces of the project that need to be finalised before a project can be started -
they essentially tell the game before it's physically created.
Below are screenshots of designs for past game projects:
The Project Bible that I wrote for my major project, is view-able!
