We get a lot of people asking us what should be in a company deck when they want to pitch a new game to possible partners. This template works as an outline to get the most important info for a game pitch organized and in a format publishers and partners will appreciate. We also work with independent game developers to refine their pitch decks and presentations so they have greater success in the pitching process.

1. (Logo and Company
Name/or Logo if Logo Has
Company Name in it)
(Nice Picture in the Background of Art or Collage from the Studio’s
Games)
(Month) 2015 Company Presentation

2. (Picture of Team)
(even better if it shows unique location where you are located in
the background of the photo – i.e. outside with mountains, beach,
etc.)

3. (Company Logo)
• Founded in 20XX
• Location
• XX Game Developers
• Highlights from Company (XX Awards, XX Million Players

4. GAMEOGRAPHY
Pictures of
Titles
Released
Pictures of
Titles
Released
Pictures of
Titles
Released
Pictures of
Titles
Released
Metrics or info why the game
was a success
Metrics or info why the game
was a success
Metrics or info why the game
was a success
Metrics or info why the game
was a success
Partner Logo Partner Logo Partner Logo Partner Logo

5. WHY (COMPANY)? (Possible points
below)
• Special tools and tech
• # of Programmers, Developers, etc.
• Years of Experience or number of titles worked on
• Major title experience of the team from other studios
• Major successes that make the team a partner others want to
work with

6. (Logo for Project 1)
(artwork for pitch as
background if possible)
(Short Blurb, i.e. If Max Payne was an RPG set in the Disney
Universe)
QX, 2016 (target launch quarter)

7. (GAME)
• (2-3 sentence elevator pitch on the game including genre)
• Target Release Date
• Platform(s)
• Business Model or Price Target
• Primary Audience
• Secondary Audience

8. FEATURES
• List features (i.e. levels, characters, enemies)

9. Gameplay
• Explain Gameplay and Differentiators (Visually if possible)

10. (2-3 Additional Slides to Sell the Game)
• Why is this game worth making?
• What market opportunity does the game address?

11. Retention
• List Retention Mechanics (Prefer a graphic showing core loops)

12. Monetization (for Mobile Games)
• List Monetization Mechanics (Prefer a graphic showing core
loops)

13. Production Schedule
• Chart showing how resources ramp up on the game and
milestones

14. BUDGET
• Budget breakdown by milestone

15. (Company Logo and
Name)
(Contact Name)
(Contact Phone)
(Contact Email)