Your game development journey begins here.

🚀 Where to begin?

1. 📝Study and complete the game design document for your game

• This template provides the basic structure of a typical Role-Playing Game (RPG). Please note, that is not the documentation for a specific, released game. A real game documentation would be far more detailed, with specific rules, lore, art, and controls.
• Most important section is Game Overview. It provides a clear, one-stop reference that defines the game's vision, scope, and identity for everyone on the team
• All materials are clearly structured in folders for convenient work on the game (but you can freely rearrange them at your discretion):
  • 📁Story contains lore, Main plot, description of characters (Main Hero) and etc.
  • 📁Gameplay contains concrete, actionable game mechanics of the game
  • 📁Dialogues contains all script files for character interactions and story cutscenes.
  • 📁Characters: enemies and allies can be found here.
  • 📁Items: a folder where all the items are described: weapons, potions, runes and etc.
  • 📁Quests: here your can create your own quests with a given Quest structure
  • 📁Abilities: the characters have their own abilities, so someone knows how to perform a Skyrend Strike , and someone has Hellfire Breath.
  • 📁Effects: buffs, effects caused by activating abilities
  • 📁Locations: prototype levels, place objects on the map, and highlight zones using "Level" type elements.
  • 📁Buildings: a repository of buildings that you can access in order to complete an Activity.
  • 📁Types: a folder where basic objects are stored (for example, Quest , Character, Ability , etc.). You can define your own types here

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2. 🤝Invite your team

• Use kanban boards and task lists to manage development.
• Link tasks to game design elements to track overall progress.

3. ⚙️Configure uploading of game parameters to the engine

• Any element of game design can be used as a base element to define the structure of your game's entities, for example: Character
• The set parameters of game entities can be uploaded to your local game project using the Sync section.

4. ✍️ Share your progress

• Create a public game card and publish development diaries - a sure way to find like-minded people and attract an audience.