Why Early Access?

“This game has always lived in an evolving state all throughout its development. It is unrecognisable from the original design plan after constant iterative work which grew from constant feedback, be it from showcases at Dublin Comic Con, to friends, other developers and the like. Given the nature of this development process, it seems like a natural progression to finally release the game to the public and allow it to grow, evolve and become even better with feedback from a community continuously playtesting new updates which were developed with an ear to the ground of said community.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“I'm a university student with plenty of passions and commitments, so I can't fully dedicate myself to development. Ultimately, I'm not koi about this being a hobbiest project so I can't recommend you purchase this game on the promise of features, but out of genuine interest of what's already there. So I guess I'm leaving this with the forever unsatisfactory "it'll be ready when it's ready".”

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

“The current plan is to add at least two more stages, along with local multiplayer and a level editor/stage builder with Steam Workshop support before the full release. This is all subject to change of course.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current version is a solid little game. There are two stages, which should take a couple of hours to complete depending on your skill level. The stages are also very re-playable, so you can milk as much enjoyment out of the current version as you see fit really!”

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

“There may be a slight price increase upon full release, although this would depend on just how much content the full release will have to offer. I want to provide good value for money, as ultimately I don't expect to profit from this venture, just a coffee or two.”

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

“Feedback will be primarily provided through the steam forums and on my linked social media. If there's demand I'll create a discord server, but for now I'm leaving feedback to those two avenues.”