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Best freelance Game Designers for Augmented Reality to hire in 2025

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Start by writing down the main goals of your game. Think about the type of game, the style, and any specific features you want. Share these with the designer so you both understand what needs to be done.
Include details like game genre, target audience, main features, and art style. Explain what makes your game unique. This helps the designer know exactly what you need.
Look at the types of games they’ve worked on before. Check if their art style and previous projects match what you want. This shows if they have experience in the areas you need.
Ask the designer about their schedule. Make sure they have time to work on your game when you need them. This helps avoid delays in your project.
Discuss how long each part of the project should take. Make a plan with deadlines for each stage. This keeps everyone on track and helps meet your goals.
It helps both you and the designer know what is expected. You should list all the tasks and work to be done. This avoids any surprise work later on.
Choose a way to talk like email or video calls. Decide how often you will check in, like once a week. Good communication helps your project run smoothly.
Share your game's story and mission. Explain the look and feel you want. The designer should know and share your vision to make the right design choices.
Include project scope, timeline, and deliverables. Both parties should agree on the terms before starting. This makes sure expectations are clear from the start.
Use the agreed deliverables as a guide. Check if the game matches your vision and meets quality standards. This shows if the designer met your expectations.
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