Why Early Access?

“We released a demo for Horror Drift during a previous edition of NextFest and the feedback we received from the players proved to be vital in the development of the game. Players liked the concept but were not convinced with the driving model. Humbly taking the feedback, we worked hard to enhance it, and the result is a much more enjoyable gameplay, though still not perfect.
This proved that feedback from the target audience is a must if we really want to create a game that can be appreciated by a wider fandom and that the fate of a game can really be changed by our fan's advice.
Moreover, we plan an increasing amount of content, also moving in a direction based on our player's reception, understanding what is appreciated and what is not.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Ideally, we plan around 8-12 months, but based on feedback and reception we could decide to take more time if we need to work on core aspects of the game.”

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

“Early Acces is a fully functional racing game, but with a limited amount of vehicles and tracks. As we develop further, we plan on adding increasingly more content: new cars, new locations, new obstacles to avoid. In the meantime, we will also work on fine-tuning the existing features, such as driving mechanics, vehicle specs, obstacles and tracks.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“A fully functional game with 7 vehicles and 5 tracks to be unlocked.”

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

“Yes, as the game will be updated with increasingly more content, we plan to gradually raise the price accordingly. This is a way to thank fans who will decide to adopt it early and actively participate in the enhancement of the game itself.”

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

“We will listen to feedback on all our primary points of contact: Steam community, Social media and direct communication. This feedback will be the absolute base on which we will plan our next development milestones. In the past, we have also had direct communication with content creators, curators, etc. in order to understand better their experience with our games, and will continue to do so.”