Dlaczego wczesny dostęp?

„As an ambitious sandbox survival game, we want Rock Hoppers to be the best game it can possibly be, and the only way to accomplish that is to work closely with our community. Early access allows us to receive constant feedback and adjust our development cycle to the needs and desires of our player base.”

Mniej więcej jak długo gra będzie w fazie wczesnego dostępu?

„We consider Rock Hoppers to be a long term commitment and expect it to be in constant active development for the foreseeable future. We do not anticipate leaving early access for a year or more.”

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

„Although Rock Hoppers already has a rich variety of content, we anticipate adding significant new content over time including environments, enemies, and tools. We also intend to add robust game mechanics for agriculture and resource management, as well as more powerful levels of end-game technology.”

Jaki jest obecny stan wersji z wczesnego dostępu?

„The core gameplay mechanics are already in place, including single player, multiplayer, and dedicated servers. There are multiple biomes either complete or in-progress, each with its own enemies, buildings, and locations. We anticipate adding further refinements and customization options.

We already have hundreds of building blocks, dozens of creatures both hostile and friendly, and scores of armor, clothes, and weapons; more than enough for an engaging challenge. However, we still have some 50% of the game's content to create.”

Czy cena gry ulegnie zmianie podczas i po wczesnym dostępie?

„Although we have made no final decisions on pricing yet, we do not rule out a modest price increase when Rock Hoppers eventually leaves early access.”

Jak zamierzacie włączyć społeczność w wasz proces tworzenia?

„We will use Discord and Steam forums to communicate with our community, gathering feedback on experimental builds and integrating that feedback into our development process. We anticipate creating dedicated builds to test and evaluate proposed new features. We will refine this process as development progresses.”