Why Early Access?

“We have plans to gradually expand the game during Early Access, including the potential addition of new biomes, more story content, extra creatures, and deeper endgame progression. We're also looking into enhancing co-op features, expanding base building options, and adding dedicated servers and improved accessibility or quality-of-life options-all influenced by player feedback. The exact features and timing may change as development progresses, depending on community interest and feedback.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Our goal is 9-12 months, depending on feedback and feature complexity. We’ll adjust the timeline if major systems need extra polish.”

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

“Between Early Access and full release, the core story is expected to remain intact, with select cutscenes potentially added, removed, or re‑edited to sharpen pacing and clarity in line with Early Access’s focus on transparent iteration rather than fixed promises. The Soldier and Hacker kits may grow with additional abilities that respect their identities and preserve real‑time co‑op flow, allowing for targeted depth without shifting the game’s fundamental design. The station and its surroundings may see subtle layout and area adjustments, new routes opened, sections refined, and points of interest reworked, while keeping the overall setting, tone, and two‑player structure consistent.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Fully playable core loop: explore, gather rare ores, craft, base up, reach the mountain tower, and survive together. Stable co-op, controller support, and initial creature/biome set; bugs and balance still in progress.”

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

“We plan a lower price during Early Access and a small increase at 1.0 to reflect added content and features. Existing owners keep the game and all updates.”

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

“Public roadmap, regular updates and playtests, in‑game feedback tool, and polls for content priorities. We’ll spotlight community bug reports and suggestions in patch notes and adjust balance together.”