Game App Development Company or Freelancer? My Honest Take

[pearlbailey]

I tried working with a freelancer for my first mobile game and then moved to a mobile game development company for the next. The difference? Scalability and structure. The freelancer was creative but struggled with deadlines and testing. The company, on the other hand, had specialists for each task—design, coding, QA—which sped everything up and improved quality. If you’re working on something beyond a basic game, having a full team helps a lot.

[lisamartin]

I can relate to your experience with game development teams. I initially started with a freelancer, but I found that having a structured team made a huge difference in quality and efficiency. It reminds me of my journey with the rice purity test—sometimes, exploring different paths leads to unexpected insights. A well-rounded team truly enhances the development process!