Game Development Schedule

Level 1
Terrain Building : 3-5 hours
Character development : 2-3 hours
Game-play Build: 2- 4 hours
Story point Dialogue: 2 hours
Play test: 10- 15 minutes
Debug:15 minutes

Level 2
Terrain Building: 3 hours
Character development: 2 hours
Game-play Build: 2-4 hours
Story point Dialogue: 2hours
Play test: 10- 15 minutes
Debug: 15minutes

Level 3
Terrain Building: 4hours
Character development: 2hours
Game-play Build: 2-4 hours
Story point Dialogue:2 hours
Play test: 10-15 minutes
Debug:15 minutes

Level 4
Terrain Building: 3hours
Character development: 2 hours
Game-play Build: 2-4 hours
Story point Dialogue: 3 hours
Play test: 10- 15 minutes
Debug: 15 minutes

Level 5
Terrain Building: 2-4 hours
Character development: 2 hours at least
Game-play Build: 2-3 hours
Story point Dialogue: (where there is alot of dialogue) 1-2 hours
Play test: 10- 15 minutes
Debug: 15 minutes

These are my estimated time of how long i plan to spend on each levels. However this plan may have some changes to it in the future due to complications(other school work or technology comp). -temporary plan
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