Why Early Access?

“The core gameplay systems and initial content are already implemented and playable. We want to use Early Access to expand the game's content and refine the experience with feedback from players.

Community input can still meaningfully influence the game's direction, balance, and development priorities. Early Access gives us the opportunity to involve players in that process while continuing to build on the foundation already in place.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Our current estimate is six to twelve months. Depending on development progress and our team's capacity, this could extend to around two years. These are estimates rather than a fixed deadline.
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How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“We plan for the full version to offer more content, alongside improvements to the existing gameplay systems, balance adjustments, and bug fixes informed by player feedback.

The scope and priorities of these additions may evolve during Early Access as we learn more from the community.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current build includes the core gameplay loop and procedural City generation, an initial selection of melee and ranged weapons, basic consumables, and artifacts. In-game events, escalating difficulty, and a boss encounter are also already implemented.

The game is playable, but its content and systems are still being expanded and refined.”

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

“We currently expect the full release to be priced slightly higher than the Early Access version.”

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

“We already communicate actively with players through Discord, comments on our Steam announcements, and Steam discussions.

Community feedback following the demo had a significant impact on the game's direction: it helped us move away from quota-based horror toward a more action-focused experience.

We plan to continue using player feedback, suggestions, and bug reports to guide development priorities, refine the gameplay, and identify issues that are difficult to find through internal testing alone.

The community is an important source of ideas and inspiration for us, and we want players to have a meaningful role in shaping the game throughout Early Access.”