Ninety days may be a realistic development window for a metaverse game but this depends on the scope of the project. If you have a clear gameplay concept, a few environments and certain multiplayer features an MVP can be developed significantly quicker than a big metaverse with a ton of customization.

The typical development schedule tends to be determined by the following:

* Game simplicity: Games where the basic gameplay mechanics are not too time consuming will usually take less time to play than a game with a complex economy, multiplayer, and a large playing area.
* Platform support: Developing a web, mobile, PC or multi-platform product can alter your timeline dramatically.
* 3D assets: Using ready-to-use assets reduces production time, but customized characters, environments and animations will take longer to develop.
Blockchain integration*: Wallet connection, NFTs, token use, on-chain transactions, etc., cause more engineering work.
* Testing: Appropriate amounts of multiplayer stability, performance, security and compatibility testing are needed.
A standard 90-day project could begin with initial areas and gameplay, then move to additional assets, multiplayer and blockchain features, and subsequent testing. Further updates can add the remaining features.
This is exactly why a metaverse game development company can lay out a feasible roadmap for the development before it even begins. So rather than consider 90 days as a promise set in stone, the developers can break the project down into milestones and distinguish what gets into which release.

For startups, this can enable a more compressed launch cycle, with room to grow the game based on player feedback and platform needs.

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