You create games based on audience, genre, topic, and engines. Then you decide how to spend your time on the game. Do you add more to Level Design than Sound? What about Graphics, etc? You have the freedom to create unique games. The game does play on a timeline, where certain systems are only available for a specific time. That adds to the fun and challenge.

You can hire game designers for your studio and give out training. That opens more options for the development stages.

The gameplay does get repetitive since you're doing one thing: creating video games. I didn't attempt a second playthrough for the remaining achievements. I think I received what I could from the game. Nothing against the game at all; just my personal feeling. It is hilarious to see what kind of games give you the best score.