Tại sao Truy cập sớm?

“Early Access allows us to involve the community directly in the development process while the game is still evolving. The core gameplay systems are already functional, but there are features, balancing, and content that we want to refine with real player feedback. By releasing in Early Access, we can iterate more effectively, respond to suggestions, fix issues quicker, and ensure that the final version of the game is as fun, stable, and feature-complete as possible.”

Trò chơi này sẽ ở trạng thái truy cập sớm trong khoảng bao lâu?

“We have planned features to be added such as character skills and player customization, when most of the features are ready and in game and if we feel ready with the product we will release from early access. Roughly by end of 2026.”

Phiên bản đầy đủ sẽ có sự khác biệt thế nào so với phiên bản truy cập sớm?

“Much more game modes, player customization and planned abilities for characters”

Tình trạng hiện tại của phiên bản truy cập sớm là gì?

“Players can host and join servers. When joined host can start the match and adjust match settings and players can select teams. When match is started players can run around and kick the ball however they want to score the goal, they can use "slide","jump" and other mechanics to ensure they score the goal”

Liệu trò chơi sẽ có giá khác nhau giữa và sau khi truy cập sớm?

“We plan to gradually raise the price as we ship new content and features.”

Bạn có kế hoạch tương tác với cộng đồng trong quá trình phát triển của mình như thế nào?

“We plan to actively involve the community through regular updates, open communication, and feedback-driven development. Players will be able to share suggestions, bug reports, and ideas through Steam discussions and various social platforms. We will review this input, communicate our plans and priorities in patch notes and announcements, and adjust features, balance, and content based on what players find most fun and engaging. Our goal is to build the game together with the community and make their voices a core part of the development process.”