Why Early Access?

“We hope to increase our fan base through the early access version, laying the foundation for the official release. The aim is to accumulate core fans through early access and solidify the user base for the official release. Our goal is to build an active fan community through early access, laying a solid foundation for the success of the official version and achieving broader market influence. We plan to focus on creating a highly engaged player community centered around early access, and leverage their word-of-mouth promotion to prepare for the official launch of the game.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“half a year to one year”

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

“Official version:
Plot: 120,000 words, introducing around 10 endings
cg: 12 sheets
ui: full adaptation
Available characters: three
Platform: PC, mobile version
Progress: Not completed”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Early Access Version:
Plot: 25,000 words, two endings
cg: two pieces
ui: partially incompatible
One playable character
Platform: PC
Progress: Completed
”

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

“During and after the early access period, the game pricing remains unchanged, and we have no intention of adjusting the price.”

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

“1. Macro direction: core gameplay and long-term planning

"Developer Diary" and Roadmap Voting: We will regularly release a "potential roadmap" containing updates for the next 3-6 months, and allow the community to vote on content (such as "How many CGs or more are needed for each female protagonist?") or new characters. This ensures that our main development efforts align with the community's greatest expectations.

Annual "Blueprint" Survey: Conduct a large-scale survey annually to gather players' satisfaction with the current overall status of the game and their macro expectations for future development. This will serve as an important basis for us to formulate our annual plan.

2. Micro-adjustment: Balance, experience, and content optimization

Functional testing and feedback loop: For newly integrated systems and functions (such as the new question-solving system), we will first launch them on the Beta Branch. Then, through a dedicated feedback channel on Discord and a specific feedback form, we will collect detailed player experience data and suggestions for rapid iteration.

Data-driven balance adjustments: We will disclose partially anonymized game data (such as option preferences) and engage in community discussions on balance solutions. For instance, we may initiate a discussion: "For a new costume for a certain character, we have proposed two options, A and B. Which one do you prefer?"? ”


3. Problem fixing and quality assurance

Bug Bounty Program: Establish a dedicated Bug reporting section.

"Chief Experience Officer" Program: Recruit a group of active core players to prioritize experiencing the version before each major update, and help us identify pain points and inconsistencies in the experience from the players' perspective.”