Why Early Access?

“With Fling Friends, we’ve built a solid foundation, the rope physics, flinging system, and cooperative chaos all work and feel fun. But to make the experience truly great, we need real players climbing, falling, and laughing together. Early Access lets us refine how the rope feels, balance puzzle design, and improve stability across online play. The game’s core mechanics are there; what we’re looking for now is feedback to push it from fun to unforgettable.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan for Fling Friends to stay in Early Access for around 6–8 months.will be focused on refining rope behavior, improving stability, and adding new challenges and polish as we go. The goal is steady improvement, not rushed expansion.”

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

“The Early Access version already includes the full climbable world, rope mechanics, co-op multiplayer, and Three themed environments. The full release will bring more puzzle types, enhanced visuals, new effects, and cutscenes to tie the world together. The final version will feel smoother, more polished, and better balanced while keeping the same core chaos that makes it fun.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The game is fully playable and already fun to mess around with. The rope and flinging systems work as intended, checkpoints function properly, and multiplayer is stable. What’s missing is polish, improved visuals and smoother network performance. The core mechanics are solid and enjoyable, now we’re focused on refining the experience.”

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

“Yes. Fling Friends will launch at a lower price during Early Access. As the game expands and reaches full release, the price will increase to reflect the added polish and new content.”

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

“We’re developing Fling Friends with the community in mind. Players can share feedback on Discord and Steam discussions, and we’ll listen closely to what feels good and what needs tuning. We’ll post dev updates, patch notes, and run small public playtests to gather data and ideas. Your feedback directly shapes how the rope feels, how puzzles play, and how chaotic the climb becomes.”