Dlaczego wczesny dostęp?

„We’re launching in Early Access because the core game loop is already playable and fun, but balancing and long-term progression still need live player feedback at scale. We want the community to help shape run balance, boss pacing, new mechanics, and build diversity while we continue expanding content and polish.”

Mniej więcej jak długo gra będzie w fazie wczesnego dostępu?

„We currently estimate 3 to 6 months of Early Access. We plan regular updates throughout that period and will adjust timeline expectations publicly if major feedback changes scope.”

Czym różni się zaplanowana pełna wersja od tej z wczesnego dostępu?

„The full release is planned to include:

Expanded archetype depth and build variety.
More boss phase scripting and encounter identity.
Deeper metaprogression and mastery objectives.
Additional content, tuning, UX polish, and performance/stability hardening.
Broader platform support.
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Jaki jest obecny stan wersji z wczesnego dostępu?

„The game is already fully playable as a run-based tactical chess roguelike with:

Multi-act campaign runs.
Combat, event, and shop nodes on a branching map.
Deployment + battle loop, rewards, relics, and leveling.
Guided tutorial and mechanic sandbox.


Current limitations:

Balance is still actively tuned, especially around difficulty spikes and late-run consistency.
Some progression/content systems are still being expanded.
Save/replay compatibility may change during major updates.”

Czy cena gry ulegnie zmianie podczas i po wczesnym dostępie?

„Yes. While the full 1.0 release will be at full price, Early Access is less expensive to reward early supporters. We will announce any price change in advance.”

Jak zamierzacie włączyć społeczność w wasz proces tworzenia?

„We’ll involve the community through:

Steam Discussions and our feedback channels for bug reports and balance feedback.
Regular patch notes and development updates.
Prioritized fixes based on recurring player issues and telemetry.
Public communication about roadmap changes, known issues, and what feedback is being acted on.”