Why Early Access?

“We are releasing this game in Early Access because it is still in development, and we want to actively involve the community in shaping its final form. The game has two key components: a duel card game and an open-world RPG. Early Access allows us to gather feedback and suggestions from players as we continue to build and improve both aspects of the game.

- Duel Card Game: We plan to offer at least 1,000 unique card types in the final version. Currently, the game features 138 card types, and we are working on adding more content and improving card balance based on player feedback.

- Open-World RPG: The game includes a quest system and a main storyline. However, the sub-quest system is still under development and will be added in future updates. We aim to create a rich open-world experience, and player input will be crucial in refining the quest design and RPG mechanics.

By releasing in Early Access, we are committed to working closely with the community to improve the game and ensure it reaches its full potential. We are ready for the feedback and excited to continue development based on what players want to see.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“1 year.”

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

“The full version will significantly expand on the content and features currently available in Early Access. Our key goals for the full release include:

- 1,000 Unique Cards: While the Early Access version currently features 138 card types, the full version will offer at least 1,000 unique cards. These additional cards will introduce more strategies, mechanics, and depth to the duel card game, providing players with a richer and more varied experience.

- Side Quest System: The Early Access version includes the main quest and core RPG systems but lacks a developed side quest system. In the full version, we plan to implement an extensive side quest system, allowing players to engage in additional narrative-driven content, explore more areas, and gain rewards that will enhance their overall gameplay experience in the open-world RPG.

In addition to these features, we will continue to refine game mechanics, balance, and performance based on community feedback, ensuring a polished and fully developed game at launch.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version of the game is in a playable state, but it is still in active development. Currently, the game offers the following features:

138 Unique Cards: The duel card game portion features 138 card types, which allows for basic deck-building and strategic gameplay. We are actively working on adding more cards to increase variety and strategic depth.

Main Quest Only: The open-world RPG aspect of the game includes a main questline that players can follow, but the side quest system has not yet been implemented. The world is still being expanded, and future updates will bring additional content, including side quests and other gameplay enhancements.

While the core gameplay is functional, we are continuously working on balancing and refining both the card game and the RPG elements, and we welcome feedback from Early Access players to help guide this process.”

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

“No.”

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

“We plan to actively involve the community throughout the development process by gathering feedback, suggestions, and ideas from players. The primary way we will engage with the community is through our Facebook page, where players can share their thoughts and discuss the game with the development team.

On our Facebook page, we will:

- Post regular updates on development progress.
- Share upcoming features and content.
- Host discussions and polls to get feedback on specific aspects of the game.
- Respond to player questions and suggestions.
We believe that community input is crucial in shaping the final version of the game, and we are committed to incorporating feedback to improve gameplay, balance, and content.”