Por que acesso antecipado?

"I want to ensure the game is not only playable, but fun to play before considering it "finished." I will take the time it is in early access to take comments and suggestions and further improve the game's features. I think it is important to make a game that not only I find amusing, but that others find fun as well. I need the help from the community to give me their feedback and let me know what is working and what is not."

Por quanto tempo aproximadamente este jogo estará em acesso antecipado?

"I would like to get a decent pool of feedback before a full release. It is hard to tell how long this game will stay in Early Access because I don't know how many players will try out Where's My Phone?!, give me feedback, and how quickly those players find this game. I would estimate a couple of months."

Como a versão completa será diferente da versão de acesso antecipado?

"The story will be enhanced by either cutscenes or some other visual medium. Extra levels will be added. The visuals will be polished and enhanced."

Qual é o estado atual da versão de acesso antecipado?

"The current state of the Early Access version is beta. This means the majority of the features and gameplay are complete, but further testing and iteration is still needed. I will not consider this game out of beta until my players who enjoy this type of game are happy with the product."

O preço do jogo será alterado após o fim do acesso antecipado?

"The price will not go up after early access."

Como vocês planejam envolver a comunidade durante o processo de desenvolvimento?

"I would like to invite my players to be active in giving me feedback: good or bad, about my game so that I can make it something you will enjoy playing. I will update it's development on social media so that players can see if changes have been added or if the status is getting closer to a full release. I am a small developer and I care about making fun and unique games for people. I also understand that I have the skills to bring to life worlds that people can only imagine, and I want players to feel like they can suggest to me what they would like to see brought to life in a video game."