Waarom vroegtijdige toegang?

'Early Access helps Matt develop SCOOT to become something that everybody within the community enjoys. It allows everyone to give their personal feedback early on which can be very helpful for development.'

Hoelang blijft dit spel ongeveer in vroegtijdige toegang?

'At the moment, time spent in Early Access in unknown as the scale of the project will most likely keep growing and growing. I don't believe in exiting Early Access too soon and therefore won't fully release until comfortable.

So, I believe that Early Access may last around 1 year or so.'

Hoe gaat de volledige versie verschillen van de versie met vroegtijdige toegang?

'Matt plans for the full version of the game to contain features like customisation, challenges, more parks/maps, etc. All of these features are planned to be slowly introduced and tested throughout Early Access.

Despite trying as hard as possible, the game is still in constant development and will most likely contain bugs and issues. Though Matt tries his best to make sure there are no "game breaking" problems within releases. Though these will be fixed throughout Early Access'

Wat is de huidige staat van de versie met vroegtijdige toegang?

'The current state of the Early Access version contains core features that Matt believed was necessary to create a solid foundation for the game going forward. These core features include: simple tricks, skateparks, simple park editor and more. Though these features will be improved and expanded upon throughout Early Access thanks to feedback from the community.'

Zal het spel anders geprijsd worden tijdens en na vroegtijdige toegang?

'There's the possibility of the price changing throughout Early Access as the game receives more and more game changing features. Though the full game will definitely have an increased price.'

Hoe zijn jullie van plan de community te betrekken bij het ontwikkelproces?

'The community get's involved through the SCOOT discord server that is linked within the game. Here, players can give their personal feedback and report bugs.'