Why Early Access?

“Lots of players are eager to play Wizordum early on, and we would like to enable this option for everyone who wants more than the demo has to offer. At the same time, we will make the best of this opportunity to communicate with the community and use the feedback to build the best final version of the game we can get through regular updates.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“The game is leaving Early Acces on March 5, 2025. Until then, we'll be updating the game through Early Access, introducing new content, features, level editor updates, and additional game modes to enhance your experience. Your feedback and engagement are important, ensuring we create a polished game that we always wanted to have.”

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

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Gameplay

We currently plan for the full version to feature three episodes. Each major episode update is intended to include new content like weapons, enemies, levels, and more! Even with the current version, players will find something new in every level. Our goal is to make that the case for the full version as well.

Story

We plan to add story screens for each episode that reveal more about your journey and some background history of the events that took place in the game's world.

Modding

The map editor already supports full episodes, but we want to take this further by adding support for custom textures, custom story screens, and more, depending on the community's interest and involvement.

Other

• Achievements
  
• New Game Modes
  
• QOL/Accessibility improvements

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What is the current state of the Early Access version?

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• Episode 1 & 2
  
• In-game Level Editor with cross-platform online level sharing
  
• Online highscores
  
• Achievements (and more to come)

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

“We plan to raise the price once the game hits v1.0.”

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

“We are making a game we want to play, but it is not just for us. We want to build something that all of you can enjoy, so we constantly seek feedback from players. We are a small team, and we can't always think of everything upfront. Not enough puzzles? More secrets? Less backtracking? Is there an accessibility feature that would really make your experience better? Let us know, and we will do our best to add/adjust the game from your feedback to make it bigger and better.

The community will play an integral role in shaping the final product that Wizordum will become. The best way to take part and make your voice heard is at Steam Forums or .”