Varför Early Access?

“Delete Virus; is a rhythm game and a graduation project developed by four college students for graduation. As this is the first challenge in game development, we aware that there are many shortcomings. Therefore, we would like to receive community feedback on the game's difficulty, gameplay, and system by releasing the game, excluding some stages and stories.”

Ungefär hur länge kommer det här spelet att vara i Early Access?

“Delete Virus; is expected to remain in a Early Access for more than six months and is subject to change depending on the development schedule.”

Hur är det tänkt att den fullständiga versionen ska skilja sig från versionen i Early Access?

“Delete Virus; contains a story and the beginning and ending of the story are omitted in the Early Access version. We plan to the full story will be included in the full version of the game, along with the stages under development. We will also apply the feedback received through the community to adjust the system and balance.”

Hur är det nuvarande läget i versionen med Early Access?

“The current Early Access version of Delete Virus has developed five stages and a story about them.”

Kommer spelet att prissättas annorlunda under och efter Early Access?

“No, as mentioned earlier, Delete Virus; is a game that we develop as a graduation project. Currently, all music in the game is used as a condition of identifying and using the source, and there will be no additional revenue for the game due to copyright issues with the music.”

Hur planerar ni att involvera gemenskapen i er utvecklingsprocess?

“The thing that worried us the most was whether the level of each stage functions as much as we thought. We also want to know if each player has any inconvenience as they progress through the game. Due to the nature of the rhythm game, meticulous adjustment of songs and notes is the most important, so we will continue to upgrade these parts through interactive conversations with the community. We plan to receive additional feedback on other bugs and story direction, etc.”