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Best Russian-speaking freelance Game Developers to hire in 2025

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Start by outlining the main concept of your game and its unique features. Mention the game genre, the platforms it will be on, and the target audience. Be clear about your goals and any specific skills or tools the developer should have.
Look for developers with experience in game engines like Unity or Unreal. They should know programming languages like C# or C++. Check if they have worked on similar game genres and if they understand game design principles.
Ask to see their past games or demos. Play the games to check for smooth gameplay and quality graphics. Look for reviews or feedback from other users to see how players enjoyed the games.
Give a clear deadline for when you want the game finished. Share any milestones or important dates along the way. Be open to discussing what's realistic with the developer.
Break the project into parts like concept art, alpha version, and testing. Decide on dates when each part should be done. Use these milestones to check if the project is on track.
List what you expect like game design documents, a playable demo, and final game files. Include any artwork or sound assets needed. Make sure both you and the developer agree on these before starting.
Set up regular meetings to discuss progress and any issues. Use email or chat for quick updates. Agree on how often and which methods you'll use to communicate.
Talk about the game vision and make sure you both understand it the same way. Discuss tools and technologies to be used. Make sure all terms, like timelines and scope, are clearly defined.
Use project management tools like Trello or Asana for task lists. Game-specific tools like Git for version control can help keep track of changes. Regularly update progress in these tools.
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