Neden Erken Erişim?

"We are using Early Access to develop SYNC TOGETHER together with the community. Since the game strongly focuses on coordination, precision, and teamwork, real player feedback is essential for balancing difficulty, refining controls, and improving level design. During Early Access, we plan to expand the game with new obstacles, tracks, and gameplay improvements."

Bu oyun ne kadar süre için Erken Erişim'de olacak?

"SYNC TOGETHER is planned to remain in Early Access for approximately 3–4 months. Throughout this period, the game will receive regular updates, new content, and gameplay refinements based on player feedback."

Erken Erişim versiyonunun tam versiyonundan ne kadar farklı olması planlanıyor?

"Our current goals for the full release include expanding the selection of tracks and environments, as well as introducing more variations for obstacles and traps. We aim to further refine visual effects and overall gameplay polish. Additionally, we plan to explore new mechanics and optional difficulty adjustments intended to enhance coordination in the two-player mode."

Erken Erişim sürümünün şu anki durumu nedir?

"The Early Access version offers a fully playable and stable experience. Players can complete fast-paced parkour tracks featuring around 30 different obstacles, limited lives, and checkpoint systems. Both solo and two-player modes are available, showcasing the game’s core mechanics and teamwork-focused design."

Erken Erişim sırasında ve sonrasında oyunun fiyatı değişecek mi?

"No. There are no plans to increase the price after the full release. The game will remain at the same price to ensure accessibility for all players."

Topluluğu, geliştirme sürecine nasıl dahil etmeyi düşünüyorsunuz?

"We plan to actively involve the community by closely monitoring player feedback through Steam reviews and social media. Suggestions related to new obstacles, level design, balance changes, and cooperative mechanics will directly influence development. Our goal is to shape SYNC TOGETHER together with its players."