Dlaczego wczesny dostęp?

„We want to give players the opportunity to already play our game in the course of its development. This allows us to see which game elements could benefit from further development, or what possibly needs to be changed, so that we can adapt the development accordingly.”

Mniej więcej jak długo gra będzie w fazie wczesnego dostępu?

„The game already spent a long time in Early Access. The previous Java version was almost at a point to move it out of Early Access - but instead we decided to move the game to a new engine and rewrite everything from scratch. The new version can be considered a successor of the original game.

It was important for us that everyone who already owned the game gets the new version free of charge. That's the reason why we kept it in Early Access instead of releasing the new version as a separate game.”

Czym różni się zaplanowana pełna wersja od tej z wczesnego dostępu?

„The full version guarantees the player that he/she is also getting a full-fledged game, which means that all the important features have been implemented, and all the serious bugs eliminated. There will however most likely still be updates later on to simply continue improving the game.”

Jaki jest obecny stan wersji z wczesnego dostępu?

„All features which are described on the store page are already in the game. It's a fully playable game.”

Czy cena gry ulegnie zmianie podczas i po wczesnym dostępie?

„In one word: yes. The price will reflect the game’s current stage of development. This means that small price increases are planned upon reaching the Beta stage (which can also be still be regarded as Early Access) and upon reaching the final version.”

Jak zamierzacie włączyć społeczność w wasz proces tworzenia?

„Feedback from the community is very important to us. Our forums, where all kinds of discussions can be initiated, is provided for just this purpose. Players can also report all kind of issues there, ensuring that bugs come to our attention and are eliminated as quickly as possible. We take the community’s needs and criticisms very seriously.”