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1. Third-Party Materials: Section covering the use and licensing of third-party assets, needed when the game will incorporate external materials

2. Revenue Sharing: Provisions for profit sharing, required when the developer will receive a share of game revenues

3. Source Code Escrow: Terms for source code protection and access, needed for projects where source code security is critical

4. Post-Launch Support: Maintenance and update obligations after launch, needed for live service games

5. Marketing Cooperation: Terms for developer's involvement in marketing, needed when developer participation in promotion is required

6. Beta Testing: Provisions for public testing phases, needed for games requiring public testing

7. Localization: Terms for game translation and cultural adaptation, needed for international releases

8. Data Protection: Specific GDPR compliance measures, needed when personal data processing is involved

1. Game Design Document: Detailed specification of game features, mechanics, and content

2. Technical Specifications: Technical requirements, platforms, and performance specifications

3. Milestone Schedule: Detailed timeline of deliverables and associated payments

4. Acceptance Criteria: Specific criteria for accepting or rejecting deliverables

5. Asset List: Inventory of all game assets to be developed

6. Quality Assurance Standards: Testing requirements and quality metrics

7. Third-Party Licenses: List of third-party software and assets with associated licenses

8. Development Team: Key personnel assigned to the project and their roles