Why Early Access?

“I need to get more user feedback during development to better optimize the game. Players can also play the game earlier by preempting the experience and giving better feedback on the deficiencies in the game.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Airhack still evolving. I working tirelessly on the core platform to expand features and tools. I will finish the EA state after the game is complete. This process should last about 0.5-1 year.”

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

“In the full release Airhack need fully polished and consistent GUI, and some things for single player (campaign etc.), some elements need rendered in high-resolution.

Pre-emptive experience will be modified at any time with the feedback of players, and players may experience a variety of different states and gameplay of the game. I plan to add more unique servers, content and gameplay to existing features. No major changes to existing gameplay”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“A big part of the Airhack core features are already in place. The current version of Airhack is very playable, bugs and occasional crashes can happen as I continue developing the game. In EA there is no plot, programming language, some servers, clans/guilds.

The game consists of two basic gameplay modes: online and single player. For now you can:

- Hack users (delete files, formatting disk, transfer money from wallet etc.)
- Hack bank accounts to transfer money
- Install and play games
- Make trojans, virus, malware
- Bitcoin mining
- Modify your system (theme etc.)
- Overclocking (CPU/GPU)
- Help the police track down other hackers
- Upgrade your hardware and software
- Connect to many unique servers like casino, stock
- Phone (send sms, call, chat etc.)
- Make virus
- Ranking online
- Multiplayer, co-op (hacking bank accounts together) or be a lone wolf
- Secrets”

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

“No, the price now is the final price.”

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

“The community is a vital part of our development process. I take in as much feedback as I possibly can from players. Community suggested ideas are commonly brought up in team discussions.

I have found various deficiencies in the development process, so I will continue to pay attention to the discussion and review areas of Steam. I hope all participants who have had the first experience will give us an all-round evaluation and help Airhack grow.

Players can contact me by forum or e-mail (check forum -> topic: informations).”