<ul><li>Killing a game in early development stages is crucial for long-term success as it helps in strategic resource management.</li><li>The games industry is data-driven, and killing a game allows teams to focus on projects with real potential.</li><li>Killing a game protects team morale by eliminating uncertainty, providing clarity, focus, and renewed energy.</li><li>Having a systematic process for killing games, such as creating a 'Kill Board,' helps in learning from failures and investing in future successes.</li></ul>

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