Why Early Access?

“We want to give players the opportunity to play our game as early as possible. Players will be able to evaluate planned features and enjoy the campaign. In turn, we'll receive valuable feedback on what we could improve and what new features and content we could add.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“About a year.”

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

“First and foremost, we plan to develop the Sandbox mode. We expect it to provide replayability for tens and hundreds of hours due to the random generation of the map, its objects, and the contents of the mines.
We'd also like to introduce archaeology. This means that players will be able to not only mine natural resources but also find archaeological treasures underground, such as dinosaur bones. To this end, we're planning to introduce a new profession: Archaeologist, and museum on the global map.
We're considering the possibility of introducing functionality for mining certain resources, such as oil and gas, through pipelines.
Another interesting possibility would be a railway and the organization of passenger transportation between cities.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The game features all the main gameplay features: resource extraction, delivery, and production management. It also features a full story campaign.”

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

“We will likely increase the price gradually, along with the release of major updates.”

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

“Our team has extensive experience working with Early Access projects and interacting with the community. We need to hear from players about the direction the game should take. For example, is it more important to add separate story scenarios or to develop a Sandbox mode with a greater influence of randomness in each game session. We also plan to rely on player feedback not only when introducing new features to the game, but also during the planning stage, when we share ideas for future updates. If the game is well received and the audience is large enough, we may add an editor, allowing each player to create their own scenario.”