Why Early Access?

“Climb It Up already has its core gameplay in place: solo or online co-op climbing, movement, rewards, combat, treasure hunting, and chaotic moments with friends.

We are using Early Access to refine the game with player feedback, especially level design, reward balance, multiplayer stability, difficulty, enemy encounters, and co-op interactions. Our goal is to expand the game with more floors, items, rewards, enemies, and polish before the full 1.0 release.
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Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“6 months”

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

“The Early Access version will focus on the core Climb It Up experience: vertical climbing, dynamic movement, online co-op, rewards, combat, dungeon exploration, and chaotic moments with friends.

For the full version, we intend to expand the game with more tower floors, paths, rewards, items, enemies, movement challenges, and overall improvements to balance, multiplayer stability, level design, UI, and readability.

Community feedback will help us decide what to improve and prioritize during development.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version of Climb It Up already includes the core gameplay loop: solo or online co-op climbing, dynamic movement, reward choices, combat, treasure hunting, and vertical dungeon exploration.

Players can climb walls, jump between ledges, use movement mechanics such as dolphin jumps and grappling hooks, fight enemies, collect rewards, and progress through dungeon areas built around vertical traversal and co-op chaos.

Some content, systems, balancing, UI elements, level variety, multiplayer stability, and overall polish are still being improved and expanded during development.”

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

“The game will be first released as a public free demo, then as an early access version with a simbolic price until the final release with it's intended price and discounts”

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

“Community feedback is important to the development of Climb It Up. During Early Access, we plan to listen closely to player feedback about movement, co-op balance, difficulty, level design, rewards, enemies, and overall game feel.

Player reports, suggestions, and criticism will help us decide which parts of the game need improvement, which mechanics should be expanded, and what types of content players want to see more of as development continues.

Our goal is to use Early Access to improve the game with the community while keeping the core vision focused: a chaotic vertical climbing adventure built around movement, teamwork, risk, and failure.Community feedback is important to the development of Climb It Up. During Early Access, we plan to listen closely to player feedback about movement, co-op balance, difficulty, level design, rewards, enemies, and overall game feel.

Player reports, suggestions, and criticism will help us decide which parts of the game need improvement, which mechanics should be expanded, and what types of content players want to see more of as development continues.

Our goal is to use Early Access to improve the game with the community while keeping the core vision focused: a chaotic vertical climbing adventure built around movement, teamwork, risk, and failure.”