为何要采用抢先体验这种模式？

“EverWorld has several core features - procedurally generated tiny worlds, deep life-sim style AI, freeform text interaction with NPCs, harvesting and crafting - and we could 'turn the volume up' on any of them. We see the best way to guide EverWorld as a product is through direct feedback from the community, and understand what direction our players want the game to go in.”

这款游戏的抢先体验状态大约持续多久？

“At least 12-24 months depending on the scale of the feedback from our players, potentially longer if the features that players most want to see require a longer development cycle.”

计划中的完整版本和抢先体验版本到底有多少不同？

“Our roadmap includes extensions to existing features (deeper AI capability, more diverse world gen, a deeper wildlife ecosystem, more variety in granular content) and we have question marks about whether other features might be valuable to players as well (voice synthesis, historical simulation, economy, larger world scale). If players want it, we want to add more depth to NPC simulations, more activities for NPCs to do, full land and structure building / interaction and much more - and we want all these features to integrate.”

抢先体验版本的现状如何？

“Many of the core features envisioned for the game are present and functional to some degree (player-NPC relationship simulation, unique procedural dialogue, basic NPC jobs, AI sense-decide-act simulation, procedurally generated worlds, sandbox world, base harvesting and crafting etc), as is the basic core game cycle (fulfilling quests, earning star points, building NPC relationships, and so on). EverWorld currently contains a single biome type (grasslands), a base level of self-sufficient AI, and a huge amount of diversity in the procedurally generated NPCs.”

在抢先体验期间和结束之后，游戏价格会有所不同吗？

“The price will most likely increase slightly as new content and features are incorporated into EverWorld and it moves out of Early Access.”

在开发过程中，你们是如何计划让玩家社区参与进来的？

“Steam forums - players are welcome to suggest ideas and refinements, and we have a small group of alpha release test users who form a first line of feedback mechanism.”