# GDHub Documentation > Documentation for everyone who wants to create video games ## Docs - [Overview](https://docs.gdhub.io/index.md) - [Features](https://docs.gdhub.io/features.md): Which features of the platform reflect its core mission to cultivate the creative value of game projects. - [How to start developing your own game](https://docs.gdhub.io/development-your-game.md): Sooner or later, many people from various fields come to the idea: Why not make my own game? Read on to start your project. - [How to turn a game idea into a concept document](https://docs.gdhub.io/turn-idea-into-concept-document.md): Every game starts with an idea. But before you can begin development, that idea needs to be tested, refined, and structured. A concept document is the very first structured document where you describe your future game. It helps you communicate the vision to your team and decide whether to move forwa… - [Share updates on the game project](https://docs.gdhub.io/share-project-updates.md): This will allow you to show other participants, including industry experts and publishers, that your project is alive and actively developing. - [How to find a talent for your team](https://docs.gdhub.io/open-job.md): Making games is challenging and almost always a team effort. To find a team of like-minded people, we suggest the following approach: - [How to create an open position](https://docs.gdhub.io/create-an-open-position.md): As a project author, you can open positions on your project and choose how you want to cooperate with the people who join your team. - [Job candidate management](https://docs.gdhub.io/job-candidate-management.md): What to do when someone applies to your job posting. - [How to ask an expert a question](https://docs.gdhub.io/how-to-ask-an-expert-a-question.md): Sometimes a short conversation with an expert can save you weeks or even months in developing your game. - [How to pitch your game concept and attract talent](https://docs.gdhub.io/how-to-pitch-your-project-and-attract-talent.md): This guide is for project authors getting ready to launch their video games and build a team. - [How to become part of a development team](https://docs.gdhub.io/how-to-become-part-of-team.md): There are two ways to become part of an indie team - [How to become a project advisor](https://docs.gdhub.io/mentorship.md) - [What project to invest in](https://docs.gdhub.io/what-project-to-invest-in.md): TBD - [Game Industry Guide](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/overview.md): This guide offers a structured overview of key roles and pathways in game development. Whether you're exploring career options or building educational materials, each section links to a specific area of the industry. - [Introduction to the Game Development Industry](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/introduction.md): Game development (or gamedev) is a broad and interdisciplinary field that combines creativity and technology to create interactive entertainment. It's much more than just programming or drawing — it's a complex process involving diverse roles, tools, and mindsets. - [Types of Game Studios](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/types-of-game-studios.md) - [Game Designers: Roles and Responsibilities](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/game-designers.md): Game designers are responsible for crafting the core experience of a game. They define what the game is, how it plays, and how it feels. - [Programmers in Game Development](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/programmers-in-gamedev.md): Programmers are the backbone of game functionality. They turn creative ideas and assets into interactive, playable experiences. - [Artists in Game Development](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/artists-in-gamedev.md): Artists bring visual life to games — characters, environments, animations, interfaces, and effects. Their work defines the mood, style, and identity of a game. - [Technical Roles in Art and Animation](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/technical-art.md): Technical roles combine artistic understanding with technical execution. These professionals work on the cutting edge between design and performance, ensuring that visual content is not only beautiful but also functional and optimized for real-time applications. - [Entering the Industry: Education, Portfolios, and First Jobs](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/entering-gamedev.md): Breaking into game development can seem overwhelming, but many professionals start with non-traditional backgrounds. The most important factors are skill, portfolio, and communication — not necessarily a diploma. - [How to Start a Career in Game Development?](https://docs.gdhub.io/gd/how-to-get-into-gamedev.md): Opportunities for learning game development through academic programs and community support. ## OpenAPI Specs - [openapi](https://docs.gdhub.io/api-reference/openapi.json)