Why Early Access?

“Don't Shit On My Fucking Roof has a special story.
The Moon Pirates is a fully independent studio. We love making games and are currently working on Fortuna.

To relax and perfect our skills, we started making a little game in the style of Vampire Survivor / Enter The Gungeon so we could compete with each other.

We started to make this game with the assets of the Fortuna game. And as we went along, the game got more and more fun, had more and more features.
We had some friends test it and they advised us to release it in Early Access and keep working on it to make it more and more fun.

As the game is based on building with a lot of items, feedback from the community and ideas are very important. We hope to have a small community of passionate people to give us ideas and feed the game with content...

And to be able to kill even more evil pigeons.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Approximately one year.”

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

“The full version will have BOSSES (bullet hell pattern woohoo), MUSICS, moar achievements (without the placeholder pigeon. But hey, if you take every achievements of the game and put them on your profile page, you can have your own pigeons army !), new UI, more staters, stages, artifacts, type of artifacts, unlockables and modifiers.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“All the basic functions are already implemented in the game. It is fully playable on computer with a keyboard and mouse combo.

At the moment the game has 140 items and upgrades, 30 achievements, 11 difficulty levels, 8 starters, 2 maps.
If you want to make all the content, it will take you, at least, 3.5 hours. (And gg if you do that in this time)

It is possible to customize your character and also to connect the game to a twitch channel to display the name of the spectators under the pigeons.”

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

“Yes, we will double the price for the 1.0. Buy early, save more :)”

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

“Feedback from the players is important. In a game with so many items, so many levels of difficulty, balancing is complicated. Fortunately, there are places like the Steam forum to hear what players have to say and discuss their ideas.”