Kenapa harus Akses Dini?

“We are a very small indie team. Polishing the overall quality of the game takes time, and there are practical constraints that come with running a small team. By releasing a partially complete version first, we want to share the game with players early, gather diverse feedback, and gradually improve the game’s overall quality together with the community.”

Berapa lama game ini akan berada dalam Akses Dini?

“We are planning a full release in the first half of 2026.”

Apa perbedaan antara versi penuh dan versi Akses Dini?

“We are planning to add at least two new Conductors and new maps in the full version, along with over 100 new Decisions, a wide variety of events and landmarks, and a significantly larger number of Artifacts.
In addition, we are planning a hard-mode variant called Frost Mode, as well as various unlockable features.”

Apa status saat ini dari versi Akses Dini ini?

“The current version features a complete core gameplay loop and already offers a solid and repeatable gameplay experience in its present state.
The overall structure of the game is fully in place, and development is currently focused on further refining, polishing, and expanding the content. In terms of overall progress, the game is approximately 60–70% complete.

More specifically, of the features mentioned in the "About This Game" section, the current version includes 1 Conductor, 1 map, around 60 Decisions, over 200 Artifacts, and 20 landmarks.”

Apakah harga game akan berbeda selama dan setelah Akses Dini?

“Nothing is finalized yet, but we may consider a price increase after listening to and reflecting on community feedback.”

Seperti apakah rencana untuk melibatkan Komunitas dalam proses pengembangan?

“As a small indie team, we value every piece of feedback from our players. We actively gather opinions through Steam Discussions, our Discord community, and email, and we carefully review and reflect on this feedback during development. Frostrain 2 is, in many ways, a collaborative work created together with the community.”