Почему ранний доступ?

«We see Early Access as an amazing opportunity to make our vision for the game come to life in collaboration with our players' wishes and ideas. As a small studio of four our community has been an integral part to developing the game so far and we think Early Access has a lot of potential to get our players even more involved. »

Сколько примерно эта игра будет в раннем доступе?

«We foresee the Early Access phase to last around four months. »

Чем планируемая полная версия будет отличаться от версии в раннем доступе?

«The full version will have more content and possibly features than the Early Access version. In our case this means more cards, entities to cleanse and transmuters to transform your run. We also hope to provide players with additional features like controller support if possible. We plan to add additional localisation as well. We plan to release parts of this during Early Access updates to gauge player reactions and feedback but plan to release the full extent of content/features on full release. »

Каково текущее состояние версии в раннем доступе?

«The current Early Access version includes a tutorial, the first entity on three different difficulties as well as the second entity on all three difficulties. This means 76 unique cards, 8 transmuters, 11 villagers and 100+ story snippets giving a deeper glimpse into the world of BLOODLETTER. The playtime when playtesting ourselves has been around 10 hours to play through the whole progression. The game is localised in seven languages. »

Изменится ли цена игры после выхода из раннего доступа?

«We are unsure of this but could imagine increasing the price for the full release because of the amount of new content and features. We also believe this could be a good way to reward players who have supported us since Early Access. »

Как вы планируете вовлекать сообщество в разработку игры?

«We are planning on engaging actively with our community in the Steam community hub as well as discord to get a good overview of what players currently think of the state of the game. We will ask for feedback on specific parts of the game to involve players in our development and listen to their wishes and preferences. »