create-architecture

Creating a game architecture document involves parsing the GDD, extracting technical requirements, and mapping system layers against an engine reference library. This translates the design vision into a structured technical blueprint.

Mapping technical requirements to engine versions requires engine-aware architecture design that validates system decisions against a pinned engine version. This flags knowledge gaps and ensures compliance throughout the project.

Generating a full game architecture blueprint involves running the architecture creation process with the full review mode. This analyzes design documents, systems index, and ADRs to provide comprehensive technical oversight for studios.

Yes, you can use a lean review mode for game architecture design instead of a full review. The architecture creation process supports full, lean, or solo reviews to customize technical oversight depth based on project needs.

For game architecture creation, you must provide files including the game design document, systems index, architecture decision records, and engine reference materials. The process reads and processes these multiple file types.

Game architecture design fails to align with the game's vision when technical requirements are improperly extracted from design documents or system layers are mapped incorrectly. Comprehensive architecture creation ensures all requirements are addressed.