Why Early Access?

“I'm a solo developer building Last Throne in my free time while working a demanding full-time job. Development is progressing steadily, but with only 1–2 hours each evening to dedicate to the game, reaching the full release could take another 1–2 years without community involvement.

Early Access gives me the opportunity to share the game with players sooner, gather valuable feedback, and improve Last Throne based on real player experiences. Your support and input will help shape the future of the game and speed up its journey to completion.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“The game will likely remain in Early Access for 1 to 2 years. I'm currently working on Last Throne during my limited free time after a full-time job, but I'm committed to making consistent progress—with updates planned every 1–2 days.

If the game performs well enough to support me financially, I would love to transition into full-time development and accelerate the timeline significantly.”

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

“In the full version of Last Throne, I’m aiming to complete the Human Kingdom campaign, which could mark the transition to version 1.0. Looking ahead, I’m exploring the possibility of expanding the game with new playable factions that may introduce unique units, towers, and abilities.

I’m also considering additional content such as new maps, enemy types, balance improvements, visual upgrades, and overall polish—guided by player feedback during Early Access.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version of Last Throne currently features an Endless Mode, where you defend the Human Kingdom against increasingly difficult waves of monsters. Core tower defense mechanics are implemented, with multiple enemy types, upgradable towers, and a functioning progression system.

The game is fully playable and stable, with frequent updates planned to expand content, improve balance, and polish the experience based on player feedback.”

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

“Price will not change when we leave early access, even if I raise it, it would only be a few dollar difference.”

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

“Player feedback is a core part of Last Throne’s development. As a solo developer, I rely on the community to help identify bugs, suggest balance changes, and share new ideas that can improve the game. I plan to stay active in discussions, read all feedback, and push updates frequently—often every 1–2 days—based on what players report and request.

I’ll be engaging with the community through Steam forums, Discord (coming soon), and possibly in-game feedback tools. Your input will directly shape new features, factions, balance, and more as the game grows.”