Why Early Access?

“We would like to introduce the game to users through Early Access.
We will improve our playable contents and reflect user''s experience through user's Early Access feedback. This game can be played in a different way each time it is played, so we want to develop it into a better game based on the users' play experience.
We want to know how users experience level design of the game.
Also, We expect feedback from early access will help develop the game.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“It's about six months to one year.”

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

“We are planning to expand game content, improve game balance, and resolve cheating.
-The full version will have many characters with unique abilities.
-New endings will be added.
-You can enjoy the game with various difficulty.
-Sounds and effects will be updated.
-Balances and bugs will be patched.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“1. You can protect shelters by managing radiation and temperature.
Survivors are at risk from daily changes in radiation and temperature levels.
To prevent this, the radiation and temperature readings in the shelter must be managed.

2. You can manage the shelter more smoothly by constructing a facility.
Various facilities such as restaurants, hospitals, and workshops can be built in shelters. Each facility offers a number of advantages for users to operate shelter. If there are many survivors who are sick, they can build hospitals or if they lack food, they can build restaurants to increase food efficiency.

3. Survivors can be placed in the facility to increase efficiency.
Survivors can be deployed at each facility. Deploying survivors increases the efficiency of each facility.
However, care must be taken when placing in a facility because the mental state of the survivor is reduced.

4. Insufficient resources can be obtained through exploration.
You can leave the shelter and explore various unknown places.
Choose survivors to send expeditions to get the resources you need.
However, exploration requires a survivor's stamina and risks injury.

5. Survivors want to talk to you, the manager.
Survivors in the shelter come to you and ask for an interview.
You may be able to meet the requirements through the interview, or you may decline the interview itself.
The choice of dialogue affects future relationships and events with survivors.

6. Different events occur every day.
Unexpected situations may occur in shelters.
As a shelter manager, users have to make only one choice considering the current situation.
If you make the wrong choice, not only resources but also survivors' lives can be at risk.

7. You can check and manage the status of survivors.
The list of personnel shows the status of survivors staying in the shelter.
The manager must check and manage each figure of the survivor's health / hungry / mental.

8. Survivors can survive or expel them.
It is best to keep everyone alive, but deportation may be a better option if there is a shortage of food or a problem survivor. However, deportation can cause anxiety to the remaining survivors and requires careful selection.”

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

“It's the same price.”

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

“We have a team official Twitter account. (https://twitter.com/TeamFrodox)
We'll share what we are developing and receive user feedback through our Twitter account. This allows you to actively communicate with users.
We will try to reflect the Steam User Review and user opinions through surveys and game communities.”