Why Early Access?

“The game contains many interconnected systems—jobs, property, building, crafting, survival, vehicles, and AI. Early Access gives us the time and community input needed to polish these mechanics, expand features, fix issues, and steadily grow the world without rushing the final release”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Early Access will last as long as required to fully develop and expand the game's major systems. Our goal is roughly 12–24 months, but this may change as new content, mechanics, and player feedback shape the future of City Life.”

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

“The full version will grow significantly based on player feedback. We plan to add more property options, deeper crafting and building systems, new shops, more vehicles, expanded missions, improved AI, world events, and quality-of-life features. Early Access establishes the foundation; the full version delivers the city players help shape.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version contains all core systems: property ownership, building, apartments, survival mechanics, resource gathering, storage, wardrobes, bicycles, modular vehicle building, tyre damage, fuel system, shops, missions, daily allowance, and the full Job Centre framework. Players can work jobs, build vehicles, buy homes, and progress through the early-to-mid game loop. Some features, such as advanced crafting, expanded missions, more furniture, and world events, are still in development.”

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

“The Early Access version will be offered at a reduced price. As the game expands with new missions, features, vehicles, crafting systems, and world content, the price will gradually increase to reflect its full release value.”

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

“We plan to work closely with the community throughout Early Access. Player feedback will directly shape new mission lines, balancing, crafting expansions, vehicle systems, property features, and world updates. We’ll use Steam discussions, polls, bug reports, and regular patch notes to guide development and prioritise the features players want most.”