Why Early Access?

“Terra Stone currently has its core gameplay loop and progression systems playable from the early to mid-game, but later regions, story content, equipment, and overall balancing are still in development.

Through Early Access, I want to understand which parts of the progression players enjoy the most, which equipment or skills feel too strong or too weak, and whether the overall farming and replay loop is satisfying.

Terra Stone is a game built around monster hunting, equipment farming, leveling, skill progression, and boss battles. I believe these systems can become much more fun and polished through feedback from real players.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“I currently plan for Terra Stone to remain in Early Access for approximately 2 to 6 months.

During this period, I plan to develop and improve the later regions and bosses, the level 60–99 progression range, the ending of the main story, additional equipment and skills, and various quality-of-life features.

However, the development timeline and priorities may change depending on development progress and player feedback.”

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

“The full version is planned to expand on the current early and mid-game content by adding the level 60–99 progression range, additional regions, bosses, main story content, and quests.

I also plan to add and improve the following:

- New regions, monsters, and bosses
- Higher-tier equipment and more diverse random item modifiers
- Additional skills and progression systems
- More main story content and hidden lore-related content
- Quality-of-life and interface improvements
- Overall balancing for equipment, skills, experience gain, and drop rates
- Additional farming systems and endgame content for replayability”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current version is playable up to around level 60 and already includes multiple regions, monsters, bosses, equipment farming, and skill progression systems.

Players take the role of a protagonist who awakens a mysterious power in a world where the seasons have stopped. By hunting monsters and farming equipment, players gradually challenge stronger regions and enemies.

The current playable content includes:

- Multiple regions and towns
- Various normal monsters, unique monsters, and bosses
- Equipment and random modifier systems
- Skill acquisition and upgrade systems
- Main quests and repeatable quests
- Progression content up to around level 60

Some regions, story content, and late-game features are still in development, and the current version may contain temporary graphics or elements that still require further balancing.”

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

“The current plan is to keep the same price during Early Access and after the full release.

However, if major additions such as new classes, large new regions, or additional chapters are added in the future, the price may increase.”

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

“Player feedback will play an important role in the development of Terra Stone. Since Terra Stone is a game where progression, farming, equipment, and skill balance are core parts of the experience, I believe player feedback is essential to making the game as fun and polished as possible.
During Early Access, I plan to actively gather feedback through the Steam Community, discussion boards, update posts, and Discord.
In particular, I want to gather player feedback on topics such as:


- Which parts of the progression and farming loop are the most enjoyable
- Whether certain equipment or skills feel too strong or too weak
- Which regions or bosses leave the strongest impression
- Whether the game becomes repetitive or tedious
- What additional content or quality-of-life features players would like to see


I also plan to regularly share development progress and upcoming update plans, while adjusting priorities based on player feedback as I continue to develop the game together with the community.”