Why Early Access?

“We will release the game in early access so that players can enjoy it as soon as possible,
We also want to incorporate as much feedback and suggestions as possible into the game so that we can brush up the game.
We believe that such feedback is especially important for a hyper-casual game like this one. Please lend us your help so that we can create a better game together.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Although the period may vary depending on the progress of development, we plan to provide a minimum of six months to one year for brushing up, working on improvements in stages.”

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

“You can still play the major parts of the game experience in early access, but we are still missing some testing to adjust the game balance.
We will complete the full version by optimizing the game through updates while exploring the balance for comfortable play.
We will also enhance the graphics and presentation to make the game more enjoyable for all players.

■Adjustment of game balance
　・Optimization of judging
　・Addition of skill types
　・Addition of skin types
　・Map adjustment
　・Improvement of stage objects (to eliminate gaps in appearance), etc.

■Additional elements
　・Online ranking
　・Free to change clothes in the shopping phase
　・Addition of extra items in results, etc.

■Others
　・Vertical synchronization”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“This Early Access version of the game offers single-player play, the main content of the game.
The game also features an offline ranking board where users' My Scores are recorded, and localization in four languages.”

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

“A slight price increase is planned for the full release.”

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

“We are thinking primarily of emailing inquiries and the Steam community.
If the size of the project grows, we are considering Discord and fan meetings.”