This course offers a comprehensive study of project planning and production. It covers various aspects of artistic and technical production processes, including estimation techniques, roles and leadership, effective presentation skills, and project management. The Final Bachelor Project is the capstone of the study program, where students demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and competences they have acquired throughout their bachelor studies. Working in multidisciplinary teams, students plan, design, and produce a complete game project or equivalent interactive system, simulating a professional studio environment.

The course emphasizes advanced production, collaboration, and professional practice, with students applying their specialisation in programming, game art, design, or technical development to contribute to a shared outcome. Projects are developed using industry-standard workflows, tools, and methodologies, and may be carried out in collaboration with external partners where relevant.

Students are expected to deliver a functional and polished product, along with project documentation and a reflective report that critically evaluates their process, outcomes, and teamwork. The course prepares graduates for professional practice or further studies by consolidating their ability to work independently and collaboratively on large-scale, complex productions.