Why Early Access?

“Greedy is our first big game, and we want to build it alongside you. Early Access gives us the opportunity to learn from your experiences, refine the game, and shape its development with your feedback.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We’re currently aiming to bring Greedy out of Early Access sometime in 2027. The exact timing will depend on development progress and what we learn from player feedback.”

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

“Throughout Early Access, we plan to expand Greedy with more bosses, NPCs to rescue, minigames, and scenarios. We also plan to add more unlockable items, upgrades, equipment, permanent perks that carry over between runs, and customization options.

We also want to introduce more abilities for the Angel and Demon, alongside new surprises in Mammon’s secret room.

We’re also exploring recurring challenges where players take on the same seeded run, including in co-op, to compete for rewards. Player feedback will help shape these additions as we work toward the full release.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“At Early Access launch, we expect Greedy to offer an endless multiplayer experience for up to 8 players, featuring 10 minigames across 60 combinations of minigames and scenarios.

We plan to include 2 bosses to defeat, 2 NPCs to rescue, and a selection of items, upgrades, equipment, permanent perks that carry over between runs, and character customization options to unlock.

We also aim to introduce features for streamers during Early Access.”

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

“We may raise Greedy’s price when it leaves Early Access. Our aim is to keep the price fair and reflective of the content and overall experience the game offers.”

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

“We want you to help shape Greedy throughout Early Access. We have an active Discord community where we share weekly development progress and you can give us feedback directly. Share your ideas, tell us what you enjoy, and let us know what could be better. Your feedback will help us refine the game and decide where to focus as development continues.”