Help - My first game character

Abuddy89

Hi all!,
First time posting here, and the first time that i am modeling a character for a game.
posting here my current progress with the model (human female base mesh).
the main idea is to create a female (and male) base meshes and then make a variance of hairstyles, clothes and etc in order to create different characters.

I'll be happy to get crits & tips
thanks in advance!

Abuddy89

Progress -  


Fixed some anatomical proportion mistakes, lowered polycount (4861 Tris), will be happy to get some crits from you guys!
thanks in advance.

Abuddy89

Progress #2, narrowed down polycount to 3134, tweaked some more anatomical problems..
will be happy to get any crits.
thanks in advance.

jose.fuentes

I would say really look at anatomical reference there are some major flaws with your character:

Arms look a bit short

Hands look a bit too big

There is some weird bending in the knees 

The heel is a lot higher than the ball of the foot, they should be at the same level.  Also the feet look really long 

The bottom part of her butt from the side view looks almost completely flat on the bottom

I would say maybe start over since you aren't that far a long, work really low poly at first to block out the forms and get a good block in, add loops only as needed and make sure that each edge/face counts, and again reference, reference, reference

can't wait to see the progress!

AgelosAp

Good start, are you working from any particular reference? If not make sure to have some solid reference, especially since you are just starting out.
Other than that I would also advise you to look  at topology reference like this for instance

Right now you have a lot of polygons that don't contribute to the silhouette or the volume, and some inconsistent clamping of loops in some places that they are not needed.
Also keep in mind that designing two characters and different hairstyles and such is a very large task, depending on your motivation and time availability you may want to have shorter goals so you don't get discouraged along the way.