Why Early Access?

“Early Access gives us the opportunity to improve the game with direct input from players while the simulator is still actively being developed.

From our previous projects, we learned that community feedback is very valuable for understanding how players interact with the game, which systems feel clear or confusing, and which parts need further refinement.

For this game, we want to use Early Access to test the foundation of the gameplay experience, gather feedback on key features, and make improvements that support the overall direction of the game before moving toward full release.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan for the game to stay in Early Access for approximately 4 to 6 months, although this may be adjusted based on how development progresses and what we learn from player feedback.

Beyond adding the planned content, we also want to use this period to test and improve experimental features introduced during Early Access, making sure they are fun, practical to develop, and suitable for the overall direction of the game.”

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

“The main difference between the Early Access version and the Full Version will be the amount of content, available features, and overall level of refinement. Some features may also be adjusted or expanded based on feedback gathered from the community during Early Access.

For the Full Version, our current plan is to develop and improve several areas, including:
1. More varied production results from livestock such as chickens, sheep, and cows
2. More diverse machine pipeline setups
3. Additional livestock variations, including chickens, sheep, and cows
4. More challenges through projects or contracts

Please note that these features are still part of the current development plan and are not tied to a fixed timeline. Our priority is to make sure that any feature added to the game provides meaningful value and creates a more enjoyable simulation experience.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current Early Access version is still in the early stages of development. We have introduced the core gameplay of managing an automated ranch, including setting up production lines, processing raw materials, and packaging products for sale. At this stage, the production content is still focused on chicken egg-based processed products, with a limited selection of livestock, machines, and production options available.

Many features are still being refined and will be gradually expanded to make the gameplay more engaging and challenging. Our goal is to ensure good usability while providing meaningful challenges as the game continues to evolve.

We will continue to monitor feedback from the community to improve these features, while making sure that any changes remain aligned with the overall vision of the game and are feasible to implement.”

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

“The Early Access price reflects the current state of the game and is intended to be a fair entry point for players at this stage.

Our current plan is to increase the price gradually as more content, features, improvements, and polish are added during development. The final price may be higher than the Early Access price when the game reaches full release.

Any pricing changes will depend on the progress of development and the overall scope of the game, but our current direction is to reward early supporters with a lower entry price during Early Access.”

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

“We want to keep the development process open to community feedback throughout Early Access. To help with this, players can share their thoughts and report issues through several channels:
1. Feedback discussions on the Steam Community
2. In-game feedback tools
3. Bug reports through the Steam Community or the in-game reporting system

We welcome suggestions, bug reports, and general feedback from players. Each input will be reviewed carefully to see whether it is feasible and fits the overall direction of the game.

Our goal is to use community feedback as a guide to improve the game’s systems, fix issues, and create a more enjoyable experience by the time the game reaches full release.”