Why Early Access?

“Early Access lets us make decisions together with you. We already have a solid foundation, but it’s crucial for us to test the game in real conditions: pacing, difficulty, balance, control feel, and readability/clarity. Your feedback will directly shape the direction of development.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan for Early Access to last around 6–12 months. This is an estimate — the timeline may change based on community feedback, the scope of improvements, and testing. Our goal is to leave Early Access once the game is stable, well-balanced, and has enough content to feel ready for a full release.”

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

“The Early Access version includes a solid, playable core, but we want the full release to feel more complete and polished. We plan to expand the game with additional content and options—such as new gameplay elements (e.g., enemies, challenges, levels/locations), more ways to customize progression or playstyle, and improvements to UI clarity and overall readability. Alongside that, we plan to focus on balance, control feel, optimization, and bug fixes to make the experience more stable and refined. The exact scope will depend on how the game performs in the wild and the feedback we receive from the community.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access build is playable and includes the core gameplay loop the full game is built around. Right now, you can expect the main systems to be in place and a first slice of content, but some parts are still being refined and expanded.

We’re currently focusing on:

balance and overall pacing,

control feel and responsiveness,

UI clarity and readability,

optimization and general stability,

bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements.

Early Access also means the game may change between updates, and some features may still be simplified or not yet in their final form—player feedback is a key part of how we set development priorities.”

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

“The price may change during Early Access or after it ends, but at the moment we can’t confirm this for sure. If we decide to adjust the price, it would be based on the amount of new content and features added, as well as the overall level of polish and completeness of the game.”

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

“We’ll actively gather player feedback and use it to set development priorities. We plan to monitor discussions on Steam (forums, reviews, bug reports) as well as other community channels, and then turn that input into improvements in upcoming updates. We’re especially interested in feedback on balance, pacing, control feel, UI clarity, and overall quality-of-life. We plan to share changes through patch notes and ask for feedback after larger updates, so the game’s direction stays as aligned with the community as possible.”