Why Early Access?

“Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith aims to provide a comprehensive and realistic blacksmith - simulation experience. This is our fourth PC game and our attempts to expand the scope of our games continue. Although the current state of the game includes solid crafting mechanics and a wide variety of weapons armors swords and utilities, we just decided to release this game as early access in order to take future developments with a user-oriented focus and create a Steam community.””

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We estimate that Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith will be in Early Access about 1 year. That time depends on the support from our community.”

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

“We plan the full version will have more crafting variations, new forging equipments, more levels, new tools, new customers. We plan to add craftable big war machines and parts, New environmental assets for forge business, The full version of the game planned be a well polished mechanics.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“We have the core mechanics, required basic blacksmith tools, many crafting tools, equipments, pre craft recipes, and management system for your own forge shop, upgradable blacksmith equipments to go by Early Access launch. You can choose to just forge satisfying soft crafting or you can expand your business and run the management part for the shop and hire the staff for the works. Build and manage your own shop, your own equipments. You have to serve in a way that satisfies your customers who come to need various equipment. Of course, fighting with customers is an option as well. Be careful about the knights.”

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

“We plan the price will increase as we add more features and for full release.”

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

“We actively use Steam forums and Discord servers for all kind of feedback. User direct feedback means a lot to the developer team. We are eagerly waiting to hear the content users want, and developers are very happy that there is a community here. We hope everyone can share their thoughts to assist us in every step of developing this game.”