De ce acces timpuriu?

„DODORI is a game that combines adventure elements—exploring various parts of a village and unfolding its story—with a unique rhythm game mechanic where players perform along rotating square lines.

We chose Early Access to better understand how this special game experience resonates with players and to quickly incorporate improvements tailored to different play styles. Our goal is to actively reflect feedback before the official release, enhancing the game's quality to provide a more enjoyable and stable experience.”

Aproximativ cât timp se va afla acest joc în acces timpuriu?

„We plan the Early Access period to last approximately 12 to 15 months. The official release date may be adjusted flexibly depending on development progress.”

Cum se va diferenția versiunea completă de cea disponibilă în acces timpuriu?

„The full version aims to build upon the current gameplay flow by offering richer content and a more polished experience. The main planned updates include the following areas. Please note that some details may change during development.

- Additional story content
- New mini-games
- More stage songs
- UI/UX improvements and overall system optimization”

Care este starea actuală a versiunii aflate în acces timpuriu?

„Currently, players can experience the early to mid sections of the story along with the rhythm mode, featuring about 30 playable stage songs.
Our game will continue to evolve, and we actively incorporate player feedback to improve its overall quality.”

Jocul va avea prețuri diferite pe durata accesului timpuriu și după părăsirea acestuia?

„With the official release, we plan to expand content and add more stage songs, which will lead to a slight price increase.”

Cum intenționezi să implici comunitatea în procesul tău de dezvoltare?

„Communication with our players is very important to us!
We collect feedback through various channels including X (Twitter), Instagram, and Discord. We are committed to actively reflecting your opinions to make the game even more enjoyable.”