Porquê Acesso Antecipado?

"We want to make the best space shooter possible. With Early Access, players can steer the development of ASTROKILL in the right direction before release. Player feedback is critical to making a game enjoyable, challenging, and replayable."

Aproximadamente durante quanto tempo vai este produto estar em Acesso Antecipado?

"The game should be released 3-6 months after beginning Early Access. So far, development on ASTROKILL has been rapid. With just 8 months of total development time, we were ready to show it at gaming conventions. Since then, the game has progressed so much further, and we're confident we can release it after a few months of Early Access."

Qual vai ser a diferença entre a versão final e a versão de Acesso Antecipado?

"Since the core gameplay mechanics are well established and polished, the full version will primarily feature more game content. This means more campaign levels, ships, scenery, characters, and dialog. And, of course, the full version will address any issues Early Access players have via bug fixing, new features, and gameplay balancing."

Qual é o estado atual da versão de Acesso Antecipado?

"In its current state, there are three game modes: practice, campaign, and survival. Each game mode is fully playable for each faction. However, there are future campaign levels, dialog, and ships that will be added throughout Early Access in preparation for a release."

O jogo vai ter preços diferentes durante e depois do Acesso Antecipado?

"The game will be priced lower during Early Access to encourage a broad and welcoming development community."

Como estão a planear incluir a comunidade durante o processo de desenvolvimento?

"Any feedback from Early Access players is highly valuable to us. Is the game too hard? Are the controls intuitive? Is it stable? Is it fun? Already, we have taken player feedback (from gaming conventions) and addressed them with numerous changes in a very short time-frame (sometimes overnight). Ultimately, we want the game to be a joy to play. If it's not, we want to know why and fix it."