왜 앞서 해보기를 하나요?

“Ars Notoria is a game set in a large fantasy open world that combines a story-rich RPG with survival and faction-building elements. There are a lot of features and various gameplay mechanics and we want to make sure that we deliver the best experience we can. We think that player feedback is a crucial part of the development process and collaborating with the community will help us to create a great survival-action role-playing game.”

이 게임의 앞서 해보기 기간은 얼마인가요?

“We estimate that the game will be in Early Access for at least one year. We plan to release constant content updates during Early Access which will include new enemies, bosses, magic abilities, crafting and building recipes, and quests.”

정식 버전은 앞서 해보기 버전과 어떻게 달라지나요?

“The full version of the game will contain more in-game factions, each with a unique storyline, characters, gameplay mechanics, combat classes, armors and weapons, building modules, and more. We also plan to increase the size of the playable region and make it denser by adding new locations and dungeons filled with new enemy types, bosses, and additional side quests.”

지금 앞서 해보기 버전은 어떤 상태인가요?

“The Early Access version features a vast open world with a large capital city to explore and all core gameplay mechanics fully implemented (like combat, building, crafting, faction management). You will be able to complete the main storyline in the Early Access version and continue playing in the post-end game mode to further develop your faction, conquer more territories and defeat powerful optional bosses.”

앞서 해보기 동안과 앞서 해보기 이후의 게임 가격이 다르게 매겨지나요?

“No, the price of the game will stay the same at the full version launch.”

개발 과정에 어떻게 커뮤니티를 참여시킬 계획이신가요?

“We think that player feedback is the most important part of Early Access and it will be a great help in constantly improving the game. You are welcome to join our Discord channel, Steam Community forums, and socials (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube) to share your ideas. We are excited to hear your suggestions about new game features and modifying existing ones.”