Why Early Access?

“This game is my personal project, one I've been working on alone for a long time. It already has a solid foundation: a detailed world, basic mechanics, and the first animal. But to move forward in the right direction, I really need your feedback. Early Access is an opportunity to hear from you and, together, make the game truly engaging.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“To bring the game to its intended scale—with a full roster of animals, locations, and mechanics—I plan to remain in Early Access for two to three years.

My goal isn't just to "release the game," but to create a truly deep and detailed simulator, and that takes time. Each update will make the game significantly better, and you'll be able to watch and influence this journey from the very beginning.”

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

“What you see now is the core of the game—a stable foundation for development. By the final release, I plan to significantly expand the content and features:

• Animals: From a single species (moose) to a full-fledged ecosystem (wild boar, deer, bear, wolf, fox, and others).
• Locations: From a single detailed forest to several unique regions with different landscapes, weather, and atmosphere.
• Arsenal: From two shotgun models to a tactical choice of rifles with scopes, various calibers, and specialized equipment.
• Gameplay: From basic tracking and shooting mechanics to a deep skill system and more complex animal AI.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current state is a stable version with a full gameplay loop, unfolding in the first detailed location. It includes several biomes (forest, fields, swamps), offering tactical diversity even within the starting region. The game is ready for you to experience its core and influence its future development.”

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

“I plan to gradually increase the price as new content appears in the game.”

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

“Discuss: I actively read and participate in Steam Discussions. This is my main channel for collecting your ideas and bug reports.

Demonstrate: I post long, detailed updates when a major update worth your attention is released.

Focus: This ensures that all my time and energy are devoted to making the game better.”