game-development

Game development routing directs project requirements to platform-specific sub-skills like web-games, mobile-games, pc-games, and vr-ar based on your target platform and dimension. You specify the platform and dimension context to receive deterministic routing decisions.

The game development routing matrix supports web, mobile, PC, and VR/AR platforms across 2D and 3D dimensions. It routes projects to specialized sub-skills including web-games, mobile-games, pc-games, vr-ar, 2d-games, and 3d-games.

Yes, the routing orchestrator handles cross-discipline game design and art tasks by providing routing guidance to related areas like game-design, game-art, game-audio, and multiplayer sub-skills alongside platform and dimension routing.

To start a web-based 2D game project, specify your target platform as web and dimension as 2D. The routing orchestrator identifies the correct architectural sub-skills, such as web-games and 2d-games, to kick off development with deterministic routing.

No, you do not need to define routing rules manually. The orchestrator uses central routing decision matrices for platform and dimension, ensuring the SKILL.md frontmatter defines routing rules and supports optional resources like scripts, references, and assets automatically.

Game development routing requires both platform and dimension to ensure deterministic, architecture-aware skill execution. Specifying platform like mobile and dimension like 3D ensures the routing matrix directs tasks to the exact specialized sub-skill needed for your project context.