Wozu Early Access?

„Because it's the best way to release a game when you are an independant developer like us.
It allows us to show potential users the first version of a full game and see what they like and build the final version with them.
This way we take less chances with our (very) limited funds, and we can spend what we have more efficiently on things that are really working for the users.“

Wie lange wird dieses Spiel ungefähr den Early Access-Status haben?

„If things go really well and it has success, we will get some added funds from our users and that will speed up our development process.
If things go slow, we will continue on our initial plan and we will keep the game in early access for roughly six months.“

Wie soll sich die Vollversion von der Early Access-Version unterscheiden?

„The game rely on physics, so the final version will be optimized in terms of processing power needs.
We will add 4 or 5 times the number of levels we actually have and we will focus on the more interesting mechanics (from the feedbacks of the users).
We will release some extra level to introduce new mechanics to our users, to test them and see if we add them to the final version.
We are also planning to make a full pass of eye candy (we already completely changed the interface since our original greenlight submission)“

Was ist der derzeitige Stand der Early Access-Version?

„It's a full working game, with 40 puzzles.“

Wird dieses Spiel während und nach Early Access unterschiedlich viel kosten?

„We plan to double the price when the game will be final.“

Wie werden Sie versuchen die Community in den Entwicklungsprozess miteinzubeziehen?

„We need feedbaks on what is fun and what is not, so we can focus on the best puzzle mechanics and create new ones.“