Why Early Access?

“The game is being developed by one person, and Early Access is a good way to see what actually works and what needs to be changed.

Feedback on difficulty, balance, monsters, and different mechanics is especially useful. It’s also always interesting to see what ways players find to progress through the game and use different items.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Around 6–8 months, although the exact timing will depend on development progress and player feedback.

During that time, the plan is to add more content and continue improving the existing mechanics.”

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

“During Early Access, the plan is to gradually add more content and develop the existing mechanics further.

A lot will depend on player feedback and which parts of the game turn out to be the most interesting to expand. By the full release, the goal is to make the game more varied, polished, and complete.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The core gameplay loop is already in place. You can play alone or with up to four players, go on runs, search for valuables, solve puzzles, deal with the local inhabitants, and try to make it out with the loot.

Physics, ragdolls, player interactions, voice chat, and the base between runs are already working. The game can be played from start to finish, but more content and different situations will be added over time.”

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

“The price will most likely increase slightly as more content is added.

Anyone who buys the game during Early Access won’t need to pay again for the full version.”

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

“Mostly through feedback, discussions, and bug reports. I’ll be keeping an eye on what players enjoy, what frustrates them, where they run into problems, and what they feel the game is missing.

Feedback on difficulty, balance, and different mechanics will be especially useful. Some decisions during Early Access will be shaped by how people actually play the game and what they suggest.”