What's included

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  The specific deliverables that a client will receive from a game developer may vary depending on the project and scope of work agreed upon. However, some common deliverables may include the following: Game Design Document: A detailed document outlining the game concept, mechanics, storyline, and other important aspects of the game. Prototypes: Early versions of the game that allow the client to test and provide feedback on the gameplay and mechanics. Art Assets: Visual elements such as characters, backgrounds, animations, and user interface elements that are needed to create the game. Source Code: The programming code that powers the game, along with any necessary tools and libraries. Game Builds: The final versions of the game that are ready to be deployed on various platforms, such as mobile devices, consoles, or PC. Documentation: Detailed instructions on how to install, run, and play the game, as well as any necessary support materials such as user manuals or troubleshooting guides. Overall, the client should expect to receive a comprehensive package that includes all the necessary assets and documentation to launch and maintain the game.