Milestone

To plan Unity project milestones, you provide a Game Design Document and project level to define stages like Prototype, Vertical Slice, Alpha, Beta, and Gold. The skill generates structured steps with measurable criteria, feature scope, risk matrices, and target dates for each phase.

Mapping a Game Design Document to development stages requires aligning feature pillars with appropriate project milestones. By providing your GDD and project level, the skill structures feature scope and risk matrices across phases from Prototype to Release Candidate.

Yes, you can use this milestone planning approach for different Unity project scales by specifying your project level. The skill adapts the contextual guide and feature scope mapping to ensure milestones, criteria, and timelines align with your specific project goals and risks.

Standard Unity game milestones include Prototype, Vertical Slice, Alpha, Beta, Gold, and Release Candidate. Defining these milestones ensures structured project planning by providing measurable criteria, feature scope boundaries, risk matrices, and target dates for each distinct development phase.

Yes, you need a Game Design Document to structure Unity project milestones effectively. The GDD provides the feature pillars and project level context required to map development stages, define measurable criteria, and establish risk matrices across the milestone timeline.