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Delivery you can plan around, after launch

When a partner, publisher or parent steps back, or the team is cut, the live title still has to ship. Steadystate runs senior delivery pods that keep it shipping, on commitments written into the contract.

Weekly report

Status against the quarter

  1. Season content complete to certGreenOn the date agreed. Cert submission booked.
  2. Economy rebalanceRedTelemetry access arrived late, so the first read moved. Recoverable inside the quarter if the decision below lands this week.
  3. Live event tooling handoverGreenDocumentation delivered. Your team ran one event unaided.

Decision needed from you this week Ship the economy change in the season build, or hold it for the first patch.

Constructed sample, not a client report. The full sample report

Predictability is the real margin: studios lose money on surprises, not on ambition

The surprise in bringing in a supplier you have not worked with is the supplier. Three pages show what you would hold in hand, so the decision can be read rather than taken on trust. How a pod works says who does the work and for whom.

The weekly report

Status against the quarter in red or green, risks with owners and dates, the decisions we need from you. A constructed sample is on the page.

How an engagement starts

What has to be true on both sides before day one, what happens in the first month, and how your code and data are handled.

What a start delivers

The written plan a builder-lead engagement ends with: what shipped, the slice a pod would own next, the decisions needed before it starts.

Start a conversation

Tell us which title or live program you run and what needs to be delivered. We reply by email within two working days.

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