Why Early Access?

“We are releasing this game as Early Access so that we can get it into the hands of enthusiastic early adopters as soon as feasible. We hope to get a lot of feedback from dedicated players to help refine the game and iron out any uncaught bugs as development continues.

The game's branching format allows us to put out an Early Access package containing the first of 3 playable campaigns, so that early adopters can still enjoy one complete story from start to finish, while we take player reactions into account to refine existing content and make the future content better and more accessible to players of all skill levels.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“2-3 years”

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

“We plan to add the second and third playable character and campaign to the game as they are finished.

Additionally, some smaller post-game content is also planned for release after all story content is finished.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“At release, the Early Access version will include all of Nightmare's story, including 2 of the multiple endings. It will also have most of the game's side content, including the Challenge Mode and Arena minigames.”

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

“The game will be offered at a reduced price for the entirety of the Early Access period. The price will be increased once the final major content update is added.”

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

“We invite feedback on bugs and other issues that need fixing, and potential ways the game could be improved. Any thoughts, suggestions, and comments can be left on Steam in the game's discussion page.

Intermittent bug fix and small content updates will be released in response to player feedback throughout development, in addition to the promised alternate story content.

Additionally, shortly after the initial Early Access release, a poll will be run to decide which of the remaining two campaigns will be worked on first.”