I've had to kinda bootstrap myself into this process as our company decided they wanted to try their hand at making a game and have me help with the process. T

I've had to kinda bootstrap myself into this process as our company decided they wanted to try their hand at making a game and have me help with the process. The books, tutorials, and videos out there are okay. They will more often than not get things working. But the problem is they don't really go beyond that. They kinda assume you're a solo game dev working on a solo indie project and that's that. To go to the next step requires a mix of game dev knowledge (I've obtained a bit over the years), lots of software design sensibilities (to recognize when something doesn't feel right), and lots of digging on the internet (to try to find out how professionals are solving the problem you just ran across).