• Scenario
• Getting organised
• Game overview
• Moodboard
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• Design it

• Build it
  • Development
  • Instructions
• Promote it
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• Review it
• Evidence it

Now that you have designed your game in detail, you can start to develop it.

You need to keep records of all testing carried out during development.
These records should outline actions taken by test users, the outcomes of these tests as well as anything you change to rectify issues.

Create a test log.

It may be useful to include visual evidence such as screenshots in a test log as well as what you had expected the outcome of the test to be.

Start to build your game using your storyboards to help you.

Test each part of your game as you develop it.

Ask test users to play your game and give you feedback.

Record the feedback on your test log and improve your game if necessary.

Save the final version of your game.