This document outlines the timetable and costs for a games production project. It will take 6 weeks each for character design, 3D animating, and programming which make up the bulk of the budget at £42,000, £60,000, and £54,000 respectively. With estimated sales of 1,000,000 units at £0.99 each and costs of £44500, the projected profit is £990,000. Additional revenue may come from in-game microtransactions priced at £0.25 each.

1. This is the timetable for my games production; the first step that is taken in
production is the ideas generation stage that would only last for a week. The
writing/narrative for the game will take three weeks in total, character design
for the game will take six weeks. 3-D animating and programming will take the
most time, as these two things are both important for my game. Game engine
development takes place mid way while every process other process is taking
place mid way in production. Testing and marketing are the last steps in
production.
Job role Number of weeks Weekly Cost Total Cost
Idea Generation 1 £1,000 £1,000
Concept 1 £2,000 £2,000
Writing 4 £1,000 £4,000
Character Design 6 £5,000 £42,000
Level Design 1 £5,000 £3,000
3D animating 6 £10,000 £60,000
Programming 6 £9,000 £54,000
Game engine
developers
3 £13,000 £39,000
Testing 3 £1000 £3000
Marketing and
distributions
5 £5,0000 £25,000
Total: £44500
My game will be sold at a price of £0.99.The estimated amount of units sold for
my game is around 1,000,000, our profit was estimated at that price from
previous game sale statistics, taking into consideration the platforms it will be
available on as well. When deducting the above cost from the table and the
estimated amount of units sold the profit will be £990,000.
Other ways of making profit would be micro transactions within the product,
things that could be purchased to improve your gameplay experience are things

2. like extra health points for and power ups for strength boost etc. the price or
each one is 0.25p