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Should a feasibility plan be created before the game

Should a feasibility plan be created before the game?

If you are serious about selling your pride and joy, then yes, and no. It depends but in all cases, a feasibility plan will be needed if you plan to produce the product.

Let me explain:

Let's say you have plans to create a deck building game. You have a great idea and you're really excited about it. Okay, now what?

People invent so many things and then they never get it to market. They spend hundreds of thousands on prototyping and development and learn that they should never have started the project in the first place.

Is an Ouija Board still considered a game board

The Ouija Board is a game used to contact the deceased. It was marketed as a game when it was first designed. Today, people have various feelings about it and whether it should be considered a game or something evil.

Working on a couple of different games

Looks like I'm going to be making a few different games. RPG game with smugglers, pirates, military and civilian outposts in space. Much like AD&D but Star Wars mindset.

Naval battles

Medieval knight jousting tournaments with jousting, sword and mace combat. Complete with a defend your kingdom (AD&D like RPG) only no fantasy creatures - pubs and more.

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