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Game co-development pilot
Plan a bounded co-development pilot for one playable interaction, with clear ownership, approval criteria and a reproducible handoff.
Discuss your production brief All applications · By Mimic Gaming
Example production brief
Use one companion interaction as the pilot. A player calls the companion to a point, then interrupts the action before arrival. Define the expected response in both cases and have the receiving team reproduce the interaction in its build. Use the review to decide whether the same team and handoff process can support a larger feature.
Define the delivery
- Agree the interaction, inputs, expected states and the parts each team owns.
- Define the implementation, source files, dependencies and setup instructions in the handoff.
- Record build assumptions, approval owners and open issues that affect a wider rollout.
Agree acceptance checks
- Test the normal path and an interruption in the agreed build.
- Ask the receiving team to reproduce the feature using the supplied instructions.
- Record what passed, which defects remain and who owns the next decision.
What to send us
- One interaction, available assets and the current build
- Engine and platform plus the internal team’s responsibilities
- Acceptance checks, approver and what the pilot should prove