Hvorfor tidlig adgang?

“Ghosts and Dragons is being developed by one person. Early access allows me to give players access to the game earlier and get feedback. This will help me improve the core mechanics of the game and expand the foundation.”

Hvor lang tid vil dette spil være i tidlig adgang?

“The current development has been extended to include a non-VR version.
Once I am happy with my vision, get enough feedback, fix possible bugs and add improvements, I will be very happy to announce an end date.”

Hvorledes kommer den fulde version til at være anderledes end produktet i tidlig adgang?

“The full version will be more polished and have more content added. More levels will be added with additional enemy types and interactions. Story elements such as endgame will also be included to give more context to the player's and dragon's actions.
Majority of bugs will be fixed and the game experience will be as smooth as possible. Iterative improvement of game mechanics based on community feedback will be of key value.”

Hvad er den nuværende tilstand for versionen med tidlig adgang?

“Game has a working mechanic of controlling four dragons, via thumbstick controls. There are basic 2 types of enemies - melee and ranged stationary. There are different levels with puzzle-platforming actions for the dragons and the player.
The main player character has a 20:1 perspective where he controls the dragons. The player can change the scale to 1:1 normal size with a powerup that can be picked up by a dragon. A non-VR mode is currently in the works to be added in Q1 2025.”

Ændrer spillets pris sig under og efter tidlig adgang?

“The price of the game may change due to the addition of the non-VR mode.”

Hvordan har I tænkt jer at involvere fællesskabet i jeres udviklingsproces?

“I'll be looking for feedback from players via the official Steam Community Discussion channel. Community feedback is the most important part of Early Access. It will help me to fix bugs and improve the existing mechanics based on player feedback and experience.”