Title	[The name of the game you're developing]
Version Number	[To keep track of changes and updates to the document]
Date	[The date of the current version for reference]
Overview	[A brief summary introducing the game's concept and objectives]

Revision History

Version	Date	Changes Made

1. Introduction

1.1. Game Concept

Game Concept captures the essence of your game, defining its core ideas, goals, and experience. It serves as a blueprint for the rest of the development process, guiding the team toward a unified vision.

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1.1.1. High Concept

Craft a concise, one- or two-sentence pitch that captures the essence of your game. This should highlight what makes your game unique and engaging.

1.1.2. Game Summary

Expand on the high concept by summarizing the game's setting, main characters, and primary objectives. Give readers a snapshot of what the game is about.

1.1.3. Core Experience

Describe the emotions and sensations you want players to experience. Discuss the atmosphere, themes, and overall feel of the game.

1.1.4. Objectives and Goals

Outline the main goals you aim to achieve with this game, both from a player perspective (what players should accomplish) and a development perspective (what the team aims to deliver).

1.2. Target Audience

Target Audience section focuses on identifying and understanding the players your game is designed for. By defining your audience, you can make informed decisions on gameplay, tone, and accessibility features that will resonate with them.

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1.2.1. Demographics

Specify age ranges, gender distribution, geographic locations, and other relevant statistical data.