Kenapa harus Akses Dini?

“Casino Resort Tower is a simulation game built around how guests and staff experience your tower.

Early Access lets us improve these systems based on real player behavior and feedback.

It allows us to:
- Expand and refine guest and staff behavior
- Improve how moodlets communicate what is happening inside the tower
- Rework mechanics when they don’t feel clear or satisfying
- Grow the game with the community instead of behind closed doors

The Echoes of the Community update is an example of this approach, where core systems were reworked directly from player feedback.”

Berapa lama game ini akan berada dalam Akses Dini?

“We follow a public roadmap leading to version 1.0, and continuing beyond into 2.0.

Rather than committing to fixed dates, development focuses on steady improvement of the game’s systems and player experience.”

Apa perbedaan antara versi penuh dan versi Akses Dini?

“The full version will expand the current foundation with:
- New major content themes
- More interactions between guests, staff, and tower design
- Additional buildings, items, and progression layers
- Better tools for control, automation, and long-term play

The goal is to deepen the experience while keeping it understandable and forgiving.”

Apa status saat ini dari versi Akses Dini ini?

“Casino Resort Tower is fully playable and already includes:
- Large vertical towers with active guests and staff
- Moodlet-based behavior systems
- Transportation, staffing, economy, prestige, and policies
- Ongoing updates focused on usability, clarity, and feedback

These systems form the base for all upcoming content.”

Apakah harga game akan berbeda selama dan setelah Akses Dini?

“Yes.
The price is expected to increase as major content and systems are added.”

Seperti apakah rencana untuk melibatkan Komunitas dalam proses pengembangan?

“Player feedback plays a direct role in development:
- Balance and usability issues are reviewed regularly
- Larger feedback trends can lead to system reworks
- Many recent changes were driven by community discussions

Early Access is treated as an active collaboration.”