Why Early Access?

“Due to the complexity and large amount content of this game, the game needs to be improved based on the feedback and suggestions from players. Also the localization of the game needs more time for further refinement. However, we promise to keep updating and improving Recast Era within the time of the sneak preview.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“It will last about a year, and based on the relatively large amount of content that will follow, we think a year or even a year and a half is possible.”

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

“We plan to open many new areas (about twice as big as the current EA), various new events and some new game funtions to the game as the time pass by. At the same time we plan to update other localizations besides English and Chinese over time. Of course, the optimization of the game is very important, and would be improve in the future updates.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The EA version covers about 40% of the game's map and basically covers most of the game's functions，with the following points including but not limited to what can be experienced in the EA version:
- The EA version opens about 40% of the maps and scenarios
- Characters can learn about 200 different skills (including a variety of Genre and magic, weapon specialization)
- Players can upgrade to level 20 (level 30 is the maximum level that can be reached in the official version)
- Access to over 600 different equipment and items
- Most of the game's systems such as camping, random quests, some events, numerous side quests etc...
- English and Chinese localizations.”

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

“Thanks to our players who have supported us from the beginning! The pricing for EA version will definitely be cheaper than the official version of the game.”

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

“We will open the bug feedback post in the Steam community as well as many posts for game suggestions, we believe that players' suggestions are very valuable and they can make our game better.”