Proč předběžný přístup?

„We’re launching the VR version of our ducky daydream in Early Access because—let’s be honest—VR adds a whole new layer of complexity. It’s our first time bringing a world like this into virtual reality, and we want it to feel just right: relaxing, immersive, and just the right amount of absurd.
We’re confident in the vision, but Early Access gives us the space to fine-tune the experience based on real player feedback (and make sure those floating ducks don’t become flying ones).“

Přibližně jak dlouho bude tato hra v předběžném přístupu?

„We’re planning for a not-too-long Early Access period—a year if all goes smoothly. During that time, we’ll be testing comfort settings, interaction tweaks, and overall performance to make sure you can fully enjoy your stay in the pool.“

Jak se bude plná verze lišit od předběžného přístupu?

„We’re planning to expand the game steadily with the addition of the missing locations. Expect quirky toys and the kind of bizarre surprises you didn’t know you needed in VR. We plan to work on quality-of-life improvements and feedback-based tweaks.“

V jaké fázi vývoje se hra nachází?

„The Early Access version is already fully playable in VR and includes a core selection of duck varieties and plenty of chill vibes.
You can lean back, watch the ducks do their thing, and interact with the environment in a bunch of fun (and silly) ways. It’s stable and feels great already, but minor bugs might occur, we’re still polishing the physics and adding features that make the whole experience smoother. This EA version includes the base game and all DLC packs of ducks (a total of 4 packs).“

Změní se cena hry po skončení předběžného přístupu?

„The price might go up slightly after the full release, depending on how much content and polish we’ve packed in by then. Bringing more features to the game is no easy task and requires work. Price might go up for that reason.“

Jak plánujete zapojit komunitu do vývoje této hry?

„Player feedback will help shape new features, comfort options, and the kinds of weird little interactions that make this game so fun to exist in. We’ll also be gathering gameplay data (anonymously!) to understand how people are playing and how to make it even better.“