Why Early Access?

“I am creating the chapters serially. I'd like to update the game on Steam as soon as each build is ready.
Serial publication affords flexibility to respond to player feedback.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“The early access will encompass at least the first story arch. Then we'll test the waters. Maybe we build on it until the story is done. Maybe we do sequels or DLCs.

I want to have the full story arch done by January of 2026.”

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

“Baskin: All-In currently has two chapters with 2,000 renders, 5 animations, 44k words. Saving and linier story are the only features.
The initial Steam release will have three chapters. Three thousand Renders, fifteen animations, and seventy thousand words.

We think the full version will have more words, chapters, images, and animations. The features that I would like to add are relaxing side stories and activities for breaks from the main story line, gallery's, a walkthrough, biography pages.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Baskin: All-In currently has two chapters with 2,000 renders, 5 animations, 44k words. Saving and linier story are the only features. I'm working on the programing and art for chapter 3.”

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

“The price will change over time. With each chapter release, I want to increase the price. This is my way of rewarding early adopters and make now the best time to buy the game.”

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

“I'm open to feedback. There is a story is a chosen adventure within my theming. A lot can happen.

The advantage of serial publication is completely player feedback. There are things in audience reaction that I could never guess.

My discord is the most convent place for feedback. There are also backer sites. I read official forums for comments, favorite characters, summaries for people's story understanding, and what people want to see. I will post on progress reports and more on Steam.”