Game developer shares structured documentation method to track project details

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A hobbyist game developer struggled for years with scattered design notes across multiple documents. They resolved the issue by adopting a structured system where each game element gets its own entry. The system uses six core types like Character, Location, and Quest, each with specific, consistent data fields. This structure prevents contradictory details and makes updating information efficient, as changes in one entry propagate automatically.

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