Why Early Access?

“As a roguelite with randomly generated levels, Lucky Tower Ultimate often surprises us with the many challenging and absurd situations it throws at us each time we play. This wide range of experiences is a lot to adventure through alone, so we want to work closely with our players to create the most entertaining version of the game possible. Input from the community will help upgrade the game to craft a truly ultimate version of Lucky Tower.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Lucky Tower Ultimate is expected to be in Early Access for less than a year.”

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

“During Early Access, we plan to release three major milestone updates leading up to a capstone update for the 1.0 release. These will add new areas to the game, additional companions, and NPCs with their own quests. The full release of the game will include the final boss fight and the True Ending.

Closer to the Early Access launch, we will share an update roadmap with the community.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version is fully playable. Lucky Tower Ultimate has had multiple community beta tests, which helped us find the fun (and bugs), and it has gone through professional quality assurance testing.

At Early Access launch, you will be able to escape the tower and complete a run, including persistent progress in the outside world. There are 4 companions, 10 different types of enemies, 40 traps and over 150 items… and more are on the way!”

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

“We may raise the price to reflect the content added to the game as development progresses. Any price increase will be communicated ahead of the 1.0 release.”

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

“We encourage our community to provide feedback and suggestions through our Discord and Steam Community to help shape the development process. Major updates may be released onto a testing branch first. We have a feedback-specific channel in our Discord – which is the best place to get involved in tests if you’re interested – and we are committed to making improvements based on what the community finds fun, funny, or frustrating.”