Why Early Access?

“We chose Early Access to refine the game with real players before full release. Our goals are to improve performance/stability, tune balance and progression, implement QoL and UI/UX improvements, and expand core content/endgame based on community feedback and live data. We’re committed to continued development through Early Access and to completing the project: weekly maintenance for optimization/minor changes and larger updates roughly once per month, with clear patch notes and transparent communication.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We estimate Iverian Wars: Craxion vs Defugel to leave Early Access after six months.”

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

“We plan to introduce some completely different map design, skill effects, armor and weapon designs, monster designs and character play styles.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Players can experience the below in the current version :
Many Race and Classes to choose from – Players will be able to choose from 3 races and 6 playable classes (Archers, Assassins, Priests, Summoners, Warriors, and Wizards).
Large scale war – Players will partiipate in Territory Wars. Please see below for the war time.
Territory Wars Time (UTC)
Chessed : 04:00
Ardri : 08:00
Gebura : 12:00
Taikonteroka : 16:00
Woodland : 20:00

Skills – Players start with a selected few skills and then work their way up as they level up.
Factions – Players must choose a faction when the player creates their first character.
Actions - Dodge, jump attacks, jump backwards, side attacks.
Unique race and classes - Each race and classes will be unique.
Corps - Parties can group up and form a corps.
Language Setting - You can change the language in the settings menu by clicking the cogwheel in the top-right corner of the screen.”

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

“This will be a Free to Play version during and after the Early Access.”

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

“The community will directly influence our Early Access priorities—especially balance, progression pacing, QoL features, and which new systems/content we build next. We’ll collect feedback through Steam discussions/announcements and Discord, run polls after major patches, and publish regular summaries of what we’re changing (and why). Bug reports and reproducible issues will drive hotfix priority. We’ll keep a visible status list (Planned/In Progress/Shipped) to show how community feedback is being acted on.”