Why Early Access?

“We believe that involving the community early will help us shape Tame-a-goat-chi into the most enjoyable and cozy goat-tending experience possible. The game is designed to be played casually while you work or study, and we want to make sure the systems, mini-games, and goat personalities feel fun and rewarding. Early Access allows us to gather feedback on balance, features, and usability so that we can polish the experience together with players.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan to stay in Early Access for 6–12 months. This may change depending on community feedback and the pace of development, but our goal is to launch the full version within a year.”

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

“We are planning to add these points in the full version:

- A wider variety of goat breeds with unique personalities and traits.

- Additional mini-games and seasonal events.

- Expanded farming systems, including more items to support your goats.

- Deeper progression systems and more customization for your farm.

We also plan to integrate player feedback to improve quality of life, balance, and overall fun.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version is fully playable and includes:

- A starter farm with interactive goats to care for.

- Core systems such as feeding, cleaning, and keeping goats happy.

- Basic mini-games and idle coin generation.

- Props to upgrade your pasture and unlockable goat breeds.

The game is stable and offers a cozy half-screen experience, but content is limited compared to what we plan for the full release.”

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

“Yes. We plan to offer the game at a lower price during Early Access as a thank-you to our early supporters. The price will increase once we release the full version with more features and content.”

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

“Community feedback is central to our development. We will be:

- Actively reading discussions and suggestions on the Steam Community Hub.

- Sharing development updates and progress regularly.

- Listening closely to balance, feature, and quality-of-life requests.

- Hosting polls and events to let players vote on new goat breeds, mini-games, or seasonal content.

We want our players to feel that they are truly helping us raise the happiest herd of goats possible.”