Why Early Access?

“We want to make the game more fun and polished with feedback from gamers around the world.
During this demo and the upcoming Early Access period, your opinions on gameplay feel, inconveniences, bugs, and balance can greatly help shape the final game.
In short, Early Access is a process for growing together with the community to create the best possible game.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“The Early Access period is currently planned for about 3–4 months, starting with Early Access in November 2025 and aiming for a full release in March 2026.
During this time, we will actively incorporate player feedback and data to improve game content and balance.”

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

“In the current Early Access version, you can play through Chapters 1–3, experiencing about 10 hours of content.
The full version is planned to include roughly 20 new weapons and upgrades, all chapters leading to the ending, a variety of unique enemy units and patterns, and creative enemy growth elements.
Please note that the final content and scope of updates in the full version may change depending on player feedback and development circumstances.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current version has all core combat, exploration, and growth systems working, allowing about 10 hours of play through Chapter 3.
You can fully experience the core gameplay and combat feel, though balance adjustments and bug fixes are still needed.
We plan to expand the content and refine growth systems and enemy patterns based on player feedback.”

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

“As new content and features are implemented and the game’s value increases, we plan to raise the price for the full release.”

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

“Our goal is a game that grows together with the community.

- We collect feedback through Steam forums and Twitter (X) and actively reflect it in development
- We accept reports of inconveniences, balance issues, and ideas from play experiences
- Before the full release, we will use user participation events and surveys to help prioritize updates
Every single opinion can have a significant impact on the final game’s direction and fun. Even though we are a small team, think of this as a co-growth project with players.”