왜 앞서 해보기를 진행하나요?

“Social Deduction games are living entities that evolve based on player reactions and strategies. The foundation and fun of SUSPECTO are ready, but I need real player feedback to perfect this chaotic experience. As a solo developer, instead of finishing the game behind closed doors, I want to grow it together with the community, shaping it according to your desires.”

얼마나 오래 앞서 해보기를 진행할 계획인가요?

“I plan to stay in Early Access for approximately 6 to 12 months. However, this is not a strict limit; we will move to the full version only when I believe the game has reached its full potential and the community says, 'Okay, this game is ready!'”

정식 버전은 앞서 해보기 버전과 어떻게 달라지나요?

“I aim to expand the scope of the game in the full version. My plans include:
More maps and interactive environmental elements.
New Agent and Killer abilities (more strategic depth).
More detailed statistics and achievements.
Surprise modes shaped by community requests.”

앞서 해보기 버전은 현재 어떤 상태인가요?

“The game’s core mechanics and technical foundation are fully complete. Currently, there are no optimization issues or known critical bugs that would negatively impact the player experience.

All roles (Agent/Killer), abilities, and maps are fully playable. We will use the Early Access period to add new and exciting content rather than fixing technical issues. You can download with confidence and enjoy a smooth gameplay experience.”

앞서 해보기 기간 전후로 게임 가격이 달라지나요?

“Yes. We are keeping the price more accessible as a thank you to the players who trust and support us during the Early Access process. When the full version is released, the price will increase reflecting the volume of new content added.”

개발 과정에서 어떻게 커뮤니티와 소통할 계획인가요?

“You are not just players; you are partners in this game. I actively use the Steam Community Hub and social media channels. I will personally read and evaluate all comments regarding which role is too overpowered, what needs to change on the map, or what you want to see in the next update. I promise regular updates and transparent communication.”