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Best Japanese-speaking freelance Game Developers to hire in 2025

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FAQs

Start by clearly explaining what you want your game to be. Use simple language and visuals, like drawings or screenshots, if needed. Ask the developer to tell you how they understand your goals and check if it matches your vision.
Share the game concept, story, and what makes it unique. Include any special design ideas or features you envision. Mention the platforms you want it to run on, like PC or mobile.
Look at their past work or portfolio to see similar games they've made. Ask if they have experience with your game’s style, like puzzle games or adventure games. This helps you know if they can do similar projects well.
List all the tasks or parts of the game you want done. Agree on a timeline for each task and write it down. This helps make sure both you and the developer know what to expect and when.
It's important because tools like Unity or Unreal Engine can affect your game's look and feel. Talk with the developer about which tools they use and how it fits with your project idea. This choice can impact how easily you can make changes later.
Share examples or references of art styles you like. Ask for sample sketches or mockups to see if their style matches what you want. Discuss any specific color schemes or character designs you're imagining.
Decide how often you'll meet to discuss updates, like weekly or bi-weekly. Choose easy ways to chat, like email or video calls. Setting up regular check-ins helps keep the project on track.
Testing helps find bugs and improve the game before launch. Talk about who will test the game and how often. Agree on who gives feedback and how the developer will use it to make changes.
Discuss their schedule and how they'll manage their time for your game. Agree on milestones, which are small deadlines for parts of the project. This helps you see progress and adjust plans if needed.
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