The document outlines the key stages in developing a game from ideation through launch. It includes generating initial ideas, designing UX/UI, developing the backend, creating a prototype, testing the game, scaling the backend, load testing, and finally releasing the game to the public.

1. TIMELINE
Ideation is a creative
process where designers
generate ideas in sessions.
Ideation
Design
architecture
and development
Once the UX/UI designs are
approved, kickstart the
development process.
Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS)
is a cloud service model in
which developers outsource
all the behind-the-scenes
aspects of an application.
Backend as a
service
Whether the function as
intended depends sensitively
on parameters that describe
the shape, arrangement, and
characteristics.
Support and
Fine tuning
The active placement of the
pieces and the process of
achieving the elaboration of
a theme or subject.
Development
(Graphics +
Logic)
A prototype is an early
release or a sample of a
game designed to test an
initial assumption or
concept about that game.
Create a Basic
Prototype
Testing is the process of
finding errors in the
developed game. It also
checks whether the real
outcomes can match expected
results.
Testing the
Game
Publish
After everything is
approved, launch the game
and make it available to
public.
Scalability is the
capability of a system to
handle a growing amount of
work.
Scale
(Customise
backend)
Load testing
Load testing is a technique
used to examine the
behavior of a system when
subject to both normal and
extreme expected load
conditions.
Release/ Go-
to-Market
Stages of Game
Development
Launch the game for users.