Why Early Access?

“We've been running a Steam demo since January with over 100+ hours of conversation. Players loved the voice and the avatars but pointed out exactly where we needed to improve — language persistence, screen awareness, deeper game knowledge, memory across sessions. We've shipped most of those fixes. Early Access is how we ship the rest with you in the room instead of behind closed doors.”

Approximately how long will this software be in Early Access?

“We're targeting 6–9 months. We'll exit Early Access when (1) cross-session memory is reliable, (2) our top 50 games are deeply tuned, and (3) reviewers tell us we're ready.”

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

“We plan to support features, like cross-session memory (your companion remembers your play through), expanding game knowledge, additional avatars, mobile↔desktop sync, and a polished highlight video. Some of these may ship during Early Access; you'll get them as we finish them.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Fully playable. Sub-1-second real-time voice. Avatars with distinct personalities and voices. Screen awareness via vision-language model so the AI sees what you're playing. 12 languages with persistent language preference. Free-to-play with a generous daily allowance, plus optional subscriptions for heavy users.”

Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“The base game is and will remain Free-to-Play. Subscription pricing (Pro and Ultra) may rise modestly at full release as we add features. If you subscribe during Early Access, your price is locked for 12 months after we exit Early Access — a real thank you for being here when it counts.”

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

“Two channels: a public Discord where the team hangs out daily, and a monthly roadmap post on Steam where players can co-create on what we build next. We've already changed major roadmap items based on demo feedback — screen understanding was the most-requested feature, and we shipped it because you asked.”