Miért a Korai Hozzáférés?

„For us, game development is an integral part of working with the community. Early access provides an opportunity to bring our game together with the community, gather feedback, and collaborate with them to improve the game. Allowing players to experience the game in its early stages and share their feedback helps shape the development process.

Early access also allows us to improve the balance, performance, and playability of the game before transitioning to the full version. By working alongside players during this process, we better understand their needs and expectations, enabling us to make the game more satisfying accordingly.”

Körülbelül mennyi ideig lesz ez a játék a Korai Hozzáférésben?

„We plan to keep our game in Early Access for 9 months.”

A tervek szerint miben fog különbözni a teljes verzió a korai hozzáférésűtől?

„We plan to introduce new maps, monsters, and special mechanics in the full version compared to the early access version. This is aimed at enhancing the diversity and depth of the game, providing players with a richer experience. Additionally, we aim to address any potential minor issues that may arise, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable experience for players.”

Milyen állapotban van jelenleg a korai hozzáférésű verzió?

„Currently, the early access version includes one playable map, four playable characters, and a frightening monster to encounter. The game is still in development, and we are continuously adding new content and features.”

Eltérően lesz árazva a játék a korai hozzáférés alatt és azt követően?

„We do not plan to change the price during the Early Access period. However, there might be a slight increase in the price upon the full release of the game.”

Hogyan tervezitek bevonni a közösséget a fejlesztés folyamatába?

„We are actively collecting feedback from the community through Steam reviews, Discord, and email channels. Based on this feedback, we are planning to improve the game's difficulty, playability, and even add additional features.”