Why Early Access?

“Teamkill is a mostly-solo developer project I've been working on since late July, 2021 and it's finally gotten to the point where it's fun to play!

Having the game release in Early Access allows me to get crucial feedback and suggestions from people hands-on with the game as it develops, and use that to turn it into the best dumb fun shooter it can be!!”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Honestly? I don't know. Teamkill will stay in Early Access until I feel it's ready to fully release, and since the game is being developed part-time that may take a while. It also depends on what players feel the game needs to reach that goal, so it's hard to give any estimates, sorry.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“The plan is to include at least some of these features:

• Expanded Steam Workshop support to allow for more than just maps
  
• More maps, music and game-modes
  
• Updated visuals & models
  
• Powerups/pickups
  
• Tweakable weapon values
  
• Controller support
  
• Anti-cheat in some capacity
  
• Overall improvements & bug fixing to likely every aspect of the game. Especially UI and performance.

There's also a roadmap available here: https://trello.com/b/UwuoB0KH/teamkill-roadmap”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“It's definitely in an alpha stage. Expect bugs, crashes and placeholder assets a-plenty.

Teamkill, Team-Teamkill and Hide & Seek mode are fully playable and tweakable on a few different maps in varying states of completion. Though players with some experience with game engines & mapping can make their own and upload them to Steam Workshop, as well!

Hosting multiplayer games will require the host to enable UPNP, or manually port forward in order to play online.”

Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“The price might increase after Early Access.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“So far Teamkill's implemented plenty of suggestions from people interested in its development ever since its' first playtest.

If you have any thoughts about the game, I'd love to hear them over on Twitter, the Teamkill Discord or email. ...Oh, and thank you for reading this far!”