Improving the process for mobile games development
Hina Inam, Ali Afzal Malik, Nosheen Sabahat, Ahsan Subhani · 2017
People have been using mobile phones since the last two decades. To a certain extent, these mobile phones have replaced the traditional computational devices and some people even prefer to use mobile phones for their daily tasks and entertainment. Games are a good source of entertainment and mobile games provide the opportunity for enjoyment on the go. Development of these mobile games, however, is not easy. It is very much different from the development of traditional software applications. Therefore, it is essential to follow a well-defined process in order to build quality mobile games that keep endusers engaged and satisfied. In this research, the existing process for developing mobile games is identified and a new process is derived using feedback from the industry. Results of a controlled industrial experiment indicate that the new process produces a better quality mobile game.