Why Early Access?

“I'm developing this game by myself. So it's also hard to estimate when the game will really be completed. I think it's important to create a solid foundation first so that the core gameplay can be enjoyable. We also value your requests and suggestions during early access. We will reflect as much as possible so that your requests can be added to the game one by one, and we will release Early Access to make it more fun to develop more quests by adding more new content to the game and fixing bugs.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“New features continue to be added regularly and continuously during early access. For now, we have planned to develop it in an early access state for a year and a half.”

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

“This game does not include many features that you would like to add in the full version yet. However, you will reach the full version with new features added during early access. Some of the features planned for the full version include horse-like boarding systems, peer systems, crafting systems, and player-specific store systems.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“During early access, bugs are always removed and improved as much as possible. Therefore, what players play is always provided after quality and testing. Currently, the basic systems are almost complete, and we plan to implement various content such as hunting grounds, bosses, and items, and add the additional systems mentioned above during early access.”

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

“At the moment, The Questing is still in development, so it's released at a lower price. Early access is for those who want to take part in this journey early. The full version will be priced a little higher as the complexity and area of the game increases.”

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

“The game is formed at the request and suggestion of all players. The small feedback from the players really gives me a lot of course. Also, we will always follow your comments and suggestions on social media channels such as Discord and YouTube.”