DIAGNOSIS BEFORE A BIGGER COMMITMENT
Find out what is hurting your game, and what to change first.
A focused audit for live games with an important player or product problem that the team has not explained yet.
WHEN IT FITS
Use this when the next decision needs to be clearer.
- Players leave earlier than expected, but the cause is unclear.
- A few levels, rewards, offers, or onboarding steps may be blocking progress.
- The team needs evidence before committing development time to a larger redesign.
WHAT WE AUDIT OR DESIGN
The work stays tied to the decision.
- The player journey, core loop, progression, difficulty, rewards, economy, onboarding, and relevant LiveOps moments.
- Available telemetry, level data, game builds, design files, store reviews, and team observations.
- The gap between what players are doing and what the game needs them to do.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Your team gets clear instructions.
- A ranked diagnosis of the problems worth fixing first.
- Specific changes for the affected levels, features, rewards, or player moments.
- The trade-offs and validation needed before each change is locked.
- A measurement plan for checking the work after release.
What we need from you
A playable build or link, a short explanation of the problem, and whatever evidence you already have. The audit can still start without telemetry; we will state what the game needs to track next.
How the work is measured
We define the signal that should move for every priority recommendation. Depending on the problem, that may be completion, loss, quit, replay, reward attainment, progression reach, or feature use.
RELEVANT WORK
See what this looks like on a real game.
QUESTIONS BEFORE STARTING
What teams usually ask.
Do we need perfect telemetry?
No. We can review the build and the evidence you have. If the data cannot answer the important question, we will tell you exactly what to track next.
Will the audit tell our developers what to do?
Yes. The recommendation names the affected level, system, feature, or player moment, the proposed change, its priority, and what to measure after release.
Can the audit cover all 100 levels?
Yes, when the available data and scope support it. We confirm the level range before the work starts.