Why Early Access?

“"We're releasing 100 Cats Lost In World 2 in Early Access because community feedback is essential to making this sequel the best it can be. Early Access allows us to work directly with players to refine gameplay, fix issues, and shape new content based on real player input. We want our community to be part of the journey as we expand the world and add more cats to find."”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“"We plan to keep 100 Cats Lost In World 2 in Early Access for approximately 3 to 6 months. This may adjust based on community feedback and the scope of content we add during development. Our priority is delivering a polished full release rather than rushing out of Early Access."”

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

“"We plan to expand the game with additional maps beyond the launch content, more hidden cats to discover, quality-of-life improvements, and overall polish based on player feedback. We aim to grow the world and refine the gameplay experience throughout Early Access. Specific additions will be guided by what the community responds to most."”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“"The Early Access version launches with 10 fully playable maps and the complete core gameplay experience finding and collecting cats across varied environments. All core systems are feature-complete and stable. We're using Early Access to add more maps and content, gather feedback, and continue polishing the game."”

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

“"We do not plan to change the price of the game when transitioning from Early Access to the full release. The price will remain the same."”

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

“"We plan to stay closely connected with our community through Steam forums, discussions, and social media. Player feedback will directly influence which maps, features, and improvements we prioritize. We'll post regular updates on our progress and ask for community input on key decisions throughout Early Access."”