Why Early Access?

“We’re launching in Early Access because the core game is already fully playable, but we want the community’s help refining and expanding it before the 1.0 release. Our primary Early Access goals are to finalize balance for Set 1, polish the overall gameplay experience, and continue building out the long-term features that make the game truly shine.

During Early Access we will be:

Finishing and balancing the remaining 30 cards in Set 1

Collecting player feedback to ensure every card and strategy feels fair and fun

Introducing new game modes that expand replayability

Adding additional tournament types and extended reward structures

Refining progression, UX, and economy systems based on real player behavior

Improving performance and stability across all supported platforms

The foundation of the game is solid, but community involvement is essential for fine-tuning competitive balance, shaping which modes matter most, and ensuring the final version delivers the best possible TCG experience. Early Access gives us the opportunity to build the game with the players instead of simply releasing and hoping we got everything right.

We are fully committed to supporting the game throughout Early Access, responding to feedback, making adjustments quickly, and seeing the project through to a polished, complete 1.0 release.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We expect the game to remain in Early Access for approximately 1–3 months. During this time, we’ll be focusing on community-driven balance adjustments, completing the remaining Set 1 cards, and polishing new modes and features based on player feedback. The timeframe may shift depending on the volume of feedback and the improvements needed, but our goal is a relatively short Early Access period.”

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

“The full version is planned to be a more complete and polished experience. Our goals for the full release include:
A fully balanced and finalized Set 1, including all cards
Additional tournament types with expanded reward structures
New game modes to increase replayability and strategic depth
More visual polish, smoother animations, and improved usability
Refined progression and reward systems based on community input
Stability, performance, and matchmaking improvements

We plan to continue adding content and refining systems during Early Access so the full release offers a deeply polished, feature-rich version of the game shaped by player feedback.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version is fully playable and includes all core gameplay systems, progression features, and online functionality. Players can build decks, compete in PvP matches, play Adventure Mode, complete missions, earn rewards, and open card packs. All major UI systems, animations, matchmaking, and game logic are implemented and stable.

Current available content includes:
Fully playable Set 1 (with ~300 cards available now)
Deckbuilding system, card collection, rarity system, and pack opening
Online matchmaking, automated tournaments, private matches, and spectating
Adventure Mode with scaling difficulty
Multiple battle game modes, with more planned for full release
Progression systems, including missions, account/card leveling, and in-game rewards
Full sound, effects, animations, and polished core gameplay

The only major components not yet complete are:
Final balance pass across all Set 1 cards
The remaining 30 Set 1 cards still being added
Additional game modes and tournament variants planned for full release

Everything needed to enjoy the game is already present, and players can expect a polished, stable experience with ongoing content updates throughout Early Access.”

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

“No, the game will remain free-to-play. ”

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

“Community feedback is central to our development process.

We’ll be actively involving players in:
Balancing existing and upcoming Set 1 cards
Shaping new game modes and helping determine which ideas move forward
Providing feedback on tournaments, progression, and rewards
Reporting bugs and gameplay issues
Suggesting quality-of-life improvements for UI, animations, and UX

We plan to gather feedback through Discord, Steam forums, in-game reporting tools, and polls. Player input will directly influence the direction of balance updates, new content, and future features.”