早期アクセスにした理由

“Our previous major Steam title, NOISZ, was initially released in Early Access. This period was invaluable in allowing us to account for players' experience and feedback to make the best game possible. GODHAND is likewise an ambitious title that we believe will benefit greatly from an Early Access period.”

大体どのくらいの期間このゲームを早期アクセスにする予定ですか？

“The game is expected to exit Early Access in Q4 2025.”

早期アクセスバージョンと計画されているフルバージョンの違いは？

“We aim to polish the charts, gameplay systems, and visuals as much as possible throughout Early Access. The final release of the game is also intended to contain (at no additional cost) Act 1 of the game's story mode, featuring 10 more songs, which will be absent in Early Access.”

早期アクセスバージョンの現状はどうなっていますか？

“The core gameplay is fully implemented in the Early Access initial release. You'll already find an entirely playable rhythm game with several playable songs, with many expected core rhythm game features like score/grade data, as well as some QoL features like input configuration.

However, please consider the initial release to be an alpha version, where content and gameplay systems are subject to change. We recognize that Early Access can mean very different things for different projects--in this case, the release state of the game reflects our desire to work with our fans as early as possible to refine the game. For players who expect a truly finished product, please wait for the full release.”

早期アクセス期間中と期間後ではゲームの価格は変わりますか？

“The current price (as of 7/10) reflects the 1.0 release price, and no further price changes are planned for the base game.”

コミュニティは開発プロセスにどのように関わることができますか？

“The Early Access version collects gameplay data such as scores and play counts, in order to help determine what content players prefer, whether the game is delivering the appropriate amount of challenge, etc.

We're also interested in hearing gameplay impressions and bug reports via our DIscord server. Community feedback will help us tune aspects of the gameplay e.g., timing windows, lifebar behavior, and the future songlist direction.”