¿Por qué Acceso anticipado?

“I want players involved while Tollway Tycoon is still growing and being developed. The game is a big messy sandbox of traffic, staff, disasters and weird events, and the most fun parts will come from seeing how people actually break it. Early Access lets me tune the balance, add new chaos, and shape future updates directly around player feedback so we end up with a genuinely great, replayable management game.”

¿Cuánto tiempo va a estar este juego en Acceso anticipado aproximadamente?

“Having already shipped a complete game (The Red Front), my aim is to have the full release completed within 6-9 months.”

¿Qué tan diferente será la versión completa de la versión de Acceso anticipado?

“I plan on expanding more events, disasters and "weird" encounters, plus more staff options and upgrades. Based on player feedback, we are looking to incorporate balance, performance, visuals and other ways for chaos to make the game more fun.”

¿Cuál es el estado actual de la versión de Acceso anticipado?

“The core loop is already playable: you can run a toll operation across multiple in-game days, manage staff, respond to breakdowns, events and road damage. You can upgrade your HQ, booths and road, and try to keep traffic and finances under control while random chaos hits. However, content is still limited, some systems are rough or missing, balance is not final, and you should absolutely expect bugs, jank, and occasional catastrophic pile-ups.”

¿El precio del juego será diferente durante y después del Acceso anticipado?

“I expect the price to increase once Early Access is over and more content and features have been added. Early Access players will keep the game and all future updates at the lower entry price.”

¿Cómo tienes planeado involucrar a la comunidad en tu proceso de desarrollo?

“I’ll be actively listening on the Steam forums (and Discord), sharing update plans, and asking for feedback on new systems, balance changes, and event ideas. I want to react quickly to what players are enjoying or struggling with, run small experiments, and let the community help decide which types of chaos, upgrades, and quality-of-life features should be prioritised next.”