Dlaczego wczesny dostęp?

„We’ve been inviting players to playtest Primitive Society Simulator since the very first months of its development in 2021, and your voice helps us decide what works and what doesn’t. Thanks to that feedback, the core of the game is here, it’s fun to play, and we want to make it available for everyone.

We will now be adding more content ahead of the full release, and Early Access players will help us choose where to go next. During that time, Primitive Society Simulator will still have that work-in-progress smell.”

Mniej więcej jak długo gra będzie w fazie wczesnego dostępu?

„We expect the Early Access to last at least a year. While we have ideas for what needs to be done before the full release (see below), players’ feedback affects that and we’re ready to put in additional time.”

Czym różni się zaplanowana pełna wersja od tej z wczesnego dostępu?

„Primitive Society Simulator has been evolving based on what players want and that remains the plan for Early Access development. The players’ suggestions dictate the specifics of what we add next.

And we plan to build a picture of various civilizations in the world, including ancient Egypt, Minoan, ancient India, Sumer, Babylon, Aztec, ancient China, and so on. And their various geographical environments, fauna and flora.”

Jaki jest obecny stan wersji z wczesnego dostępu?

„The game has the following systems implemented: building and crafting, combat and defence mechanics, bloodline, family, teachers and apprentice, knowledge accumulation, taming wild beasts, hunting, farming, fishing, nomadic herding, trade with various tribes.”

Czy cena gry ulegnie zmianie podczas i po wczesnym dostępie?

„During Early Access, the price will rise gradually as the content increases.”

Jak zamierzacie włączyć społeczność w wasz proces tworzenia?

„Before releasing major updates, we test the new content on experimental branch, open to all players. We read all feedback on all our channels, including an official Discord server where we hang out with the community every day.”