At Bleeding Edge, we believe that when you put effort into a well-planned idea, you can effectively bring it to life. Pre-production is the planning stage of a project, focused on developing concepts and ideas and creating initial design documentation. A game design document should be accurate and descriptive. One of the main reasons our game turned out to be so good is the thoughtful pre-production behind it. We finalize the game design, decide on the color concept, style, and pipeline, create proper documentation, and do technical prototyping to ensure a feasible process. It is like doing a proof of concept. Once a game concept passes the pre-production stage, the game proves to be worth the effort. Every game initiates its journey with a central concept or theme. We help translate and communicate that theme through visually appealing concept art and design. Concept art is the visual development process of creating basic sketches, tweaking them, and then using color rendering to create the finished artwork for your game. We iterate each idea over and over to fully explore all creative possibilities so that the client has the flexibility to choose the direction that most appeals to them.

Take notes and annotations of well-known artwork as additional references and include a brief description of the direction, artistic style, limitations, and directives for any concept art you create. Storyboarding is the process of visually organizing the flow of the game and defining how each level is played. Use storyboards to establish different scenarios and level sequences for your game and find ways to make the gameplay as exciting as possible. Used to eliminate gameplay redundancy, especially in games with multiple outcomes. Game-level design is a critical factor in ensuring engaging gameplay. Our level designers maintain a balance that keeps players engaged. Levels are complicated enough to permit players to test their skills. We also arrange the rewards so that you do not get bored. The Bleeding Edge team includes some of the best game-level designers in the industry. They know how to create levels that challenge players and keep them interested.