Why Early Access?

“Another Dungeon Game isn't finished yet, but it has enough content to make it fun. This game is made by a single developer, which makes testing difficult and feedback very important. By releasing the game into early access, I hope to bring in feedback from the community that I can use to make the game the best it can be before releasing it officially.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Being the sole developer on the game makes it hard to pin down exact time estimates, but I expect to be in Early Access a year or two. Ultimately though, the game will not be released until it is ready.”

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

“The final version of Another Dungeon Game is planned to have a higher variety of content, as well as additional gameplay features. This includes many new types of enemies, more powerful and varied items, more dungeon tilesets, new random events to encounter during dungeon runs, additional music, and a better questing system. There are also more player classes planned, though these may be released after Full Release.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Currently, Another Dungeon Game includes three playable classes (The Brute, The Ranger, and The Wizard), though some aspects of the classes have not been fully implemented. The game also currently includes The Infinite Dungeon, which allows you to run randomly-generated dungeons and level from 1 to 50. There are many aspects of the game that are unfinished or not yet included, including placeholder graphics, missing sound effects, and a lack of a crafting system or main storyline. The game can be played all the way to the level cap, but may become repetitive until more content can be added. See the "About This" section below for more details on what features are currently included.”

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

“Yes, the game is cheaper during Early Access and is planned to have a price increase upon release.”

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

“Since the start of development, I have worked closely with the community to test new features and adjust gameplay elements to make the game more enjoyable. During Early Access, I plan to spend lots of time on both the Steam Discussion boards and the official Another Dungeon Game Discord taking in feedback from as many players as possible to help make the game better. From balancing to new features, feedback will be constantly considered and will be a major part of shaping the final product.”