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Best freelance Game Developers to hire in 2025

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Start by clearly explaining your game idea and its goals. Use visuals like sketches or storyboards if possible. Ask the developer for feedback to see if they get what you want.
Your project brief should cover the game's main concept, target audience, and key features. List any specific technologies or platforms the game should use. Make sure to include deadlines and any other important details to guide the process.
Break your game project into smaller tasks with deadlines. Discuss these tasks with the developer to ensure they are achievable. Write everything down to avoid misunderstandings later.
Check if they have worked on games similar to yours. Look at the quality of graphics, gameplay, and overall polish. Read reviews or testimonials from previous clients if available.
Ask them about the programming languages and tools they are familiar with. Make sure these match the requirements of your game. It's a good sign if they have experience with the platforms you want your game to be on.
Have a kickoff meeting with the game developer. Go over the project plan, timeline, and resources they will need. Make sure both sides are excited and ready to start working.
Check in regularly to see if they need help or more information. Provide timely feedback on their progress. Encourage open communication all the way until the project is done.
Talk to the developer about any new ideas or changes as soon as possible. See if the changes fit within the current plan and timeline. Work together to adjust the project scope if needed.
Set up milestones with deliverables for testing throughout the project. Provide clear feedback on each milestone. Ensure the developer has time for debugging and polishing before the project ends.
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