早期アクセスにした理由

“Knock’em out is a funny and bloody physics brawler game that has a particular design that allows it to scale very easy adding new content. My main goal is to stay active on the title when Early Access it’s launched, adding a lot of content like:
- New Maps
- New Weapons and Powerups
- New stage traps
- New costumes for the characters
- More gamemodes
Moreover, I would like to hear feedback from the users about the gameplay, and trying to make the game more enjoyable for them. For now the game is very enjoyable, but far from realizing its potential.”

大体どのくらいの期間このゲームを早期アクセスにする予定ですか？

“My plan is being in Early Access around one year or a year and a half”

早期アクセスバージョンと計画されているフルバージョンの違いは？

“The full version is planned to have a much larger number of features. The features I plan to add are:
- At least 10 playable levels with their own traps
- A larger set of costumes for the players, and a Customizable menu to mix them
- More than 10 weapons to allow the players to kill the other players in a lot of crazy ways.
- At least 10 game modes
- Polished gameplay with player feedback”

早期アクセスバージョンの現状はどうなっていますか？

“The early access currently has:
- Online Multiplayer & Local Multiplayer with other players and AI
- 5 Maps
- 10 Different bloody traps
- 6 Weapons
- 8 sets of costumes
- 3 Game Modes”

早期アクセス期間中と期間後ではゲームの価格は変わりますか？

“I plan to launch the game at a lower price, and to rise it when big changes are added”

コミュニティは開発プロセスにどのように関わることができますか？

“As the game needs player feedback to grow up I will try handle several ways to make it possible:
- I plan to be reading feedback from the Steam community forums and trying to answer possible customer doubts.
- I plan to handle a discord server where players can share anything about the game like screenshots, funny moments, videos or bugs. Also we plan to hear any feedback or suggestion from the players and make the game grow together.
- I plan to be sharing the development through social media and Steam News.
- I plan to be hosting some events during Early Access like tournaments so that players feel more involved in the game.”