Why Early Access?

“"Dungeon Armory" is a blacksmith's production-focused RPG whose results vary depending on the player's choice and proficiency, and includes a wide variety of variables and interactions.
The development team decided to release the balance and system stability through the player's actual play data and to provide a more complete experience.
During the previous period, we will continue to increase the completeness of the production system, Dungeon exploration, and contest content by actively reflecting the community's feedback.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“The previous try will be held for about two months.
During this period, we plan to focus on fixing bugs in core content, balancing systems, and improving user feedback before switching to an official version.”

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

“"Dungeon Armory" has a structure in which various systems are connected to each other and operate, making it difficult to find all the problems with internal testing alone.
Based on the player's actual play data during the previous try, we plan to make improvements around fixing the bugs found, improving system stability, and adjusting the balance.
The full version is based on feedback and test results collected during the previous trial,
It's likely to be adjusted to make the overall quality of the game and the playing experience more stable and complete.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Currently, in the previous version, you can experience the main systems of the game.
The playable section is up to day 5 of the 30th day of the story,
Day 1: Tutorials to learn about blacksmith operations and basic production process
Day 2-4: Free activities such as mining, logging trees, dungeon exploration, visiting the capital, collecting materials, making swords, etc
Day 5: You can experience the final content, the contest system, in advance through a mock contest
It consists of .
In other words, players can actually experience the initial production loop, growth system, dungeon play, and contest preparation.”

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

“Both the previous and full versions of "Dungeon Armory" are free.
This project aims to provide academic completion and more complete experience than commercial revenue, and focuses on improving the quality of the game through player feedback.”

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

“The development team will communicate with the players through the Steam Game Forum.
We plan to regularly collect various feedbacks, including in-game system balance, bug reports, and UI/UX improvement proposals, and share key updates and improvements transparently through patch notes.
By reflecting user opinions in the actual development process, we aim for a participatory development process that increases the degree of completion together.”