Why Early Access?

“We aren't just building a game; we are building a platform to test the absolute limits of webcam tracking.

Think of this project as a Physics Laboratory. The core technology (lag-free, 1:1 body tracking) is ready, but we need the community to help us decide what to build with it. Is it a fighting game? A VTuber tool? A motion-controlled rollercoaster? By launching in Early Access, we can treat the game as a living sandbox, releasing new 'Experiments' regularly and letting players decide which mechanics become full game modes.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We expect the 'Lab' phase to last approximately 6–12 months. This timeline allows us to roll out our planned experimental modules (like the Procedural Rollercoaster) and refine the physics based on the chaos players create.”

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

“The full version will be a collection of polished 'Motion Reality' experiences.

While Early Access focuses on introducing raw mechanics (Punching, posing, leaning), the full version aims to flesh these out into complete loops. We plan to expand the Avatar Mode into a full-featured streaming tool, turn the Combat Prototype into a structured challenge with leaderboards, and add entirely new experimental modes based on community requests.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“currently features two main experiments:

The Combat Experiment: A physics-based endless brawler where your real hands control the in-game fists 1:1. Fight waves of liquid-metal enemies that react dynamically to your punch velocity.

The Avatar Experiment (Beta): A full-body tracking sandbox. Control a humanoid rig with your head, hands, and torso movements. (Currently functioning as a tech demo/mirror, with plans to evolve into a streaming utility).”

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

“Yes. We have launched at a low 'entry fee' for early adopters who want to support the tech. As we add more robust tools and game modes, the price will likely increase to reflect the value of the full package.”

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

“We are treating our players as 'Lab Partners.' We will be releasing experimental updates sometimes raw and unpolished—to see what sticks.

We specifically want to hear from two groups:

Gamers: Which physics interactions are fun? What feels broken?

Creators/VTubers: What features do you need for the Avatar mode to be useful for your streams?

Your feedback will directly dictate which experiments get cut and which ones get a full coat of paint.”