Waarom vroegtijdige toegang?

'The game is in early access because I'd like to add more features, like dynamic weather or seasonal events with changing scenery. I'd also like to add more fun tasks to complete. As the game stands, you can totally play with 3 to 10 players without any worries, with voice chat nearby, complete the few tasks assigned to you to finish a game and start again as many times as you like.
Bugs may occur in this early access, but nothing to worry about.'

Hoelang blijft dit spel ongeveer in vroegtijdige toegang?

'I'd like to finish the rest of my ideas and the addition of new tasks to be carried out by the players in 6 months to 1 year, but being alone on the project while working on the side, I don't have the time I'd like, and it will also depend on feedback from the players.'

Hoe gaat de volledige versie verschillen van de versie met vroegtijdige toegang?

'The game is playable, but it's in early access because I want to improve a few things:
- Dynamic weather, as well as dynamic seasonal events and scenery.
- Improve in-game immersion and visual effects.
- Adding new tasks.
- Add more replayability
And many other fun and amusing improvements.
I also want the community to be able to add mods.'

Wat is de huidige staat van de versie met vroegtijdige toegang?

'The main features are fully functional. You can play as many games as you like, from 3 to 10 players. There are currently a small number of tasks, some of which can be placed at different locations on the map to increase replayability and ensure that players don't get bored easily.'

Zal het spel anders geprijsd worden tijdens en na vroegtijdige toegang?

'Not at all, the price will remain the same.'

Hoe zijn jullie van plan de community te betrekken bij het ontwikkelproces?

'Based on your feedback and ideas for improvement, I'll develop the game so that the community will enjoy playing it again. A discord is available to collect all your ideas, bug reports and feedback. I'd also like to develop the possibility of adding Mods created by the community.'