It happens more often than you think.
Let me explain what it means and why it happens.
→ Extended Development Time:
Projects often face significant delays, sometimes lasting years or even decades, without a clear end.
→ Frequent Changes:
Games may undergo numerous direction, leadership, or design shifts, further delaying progress.
→ Unrealized Ambitions:
Many projects have ambitious goals that are tough to achieve within the planned timelines and budgets.
→ Technical Challenges:
Issues like bugs, compatibility problems, or the need for new technology can halt development.
→ Scope Creep:
Adding new features and changing the project scope can lead to delays. This often happens when developers keep adding new elements without finishing existing ones.
→ Funding Issues:
A lack of financial resources can stop development. This can happen due to budget overruns or investors pulling out.
→ Leadership Changes:
Changes in the development team or leadership can lead to shifts in vision and priorities, causing delays.
→ Legal and Licensing Problems:
Legal disputes or issues related to intellectual property rights can also contribute to prolonged development times.
Understanding these causes can help you avoid development hell.
Keep your projects on track by managing these factors effectively.
