Perché l'accesso anticipato?

“We were been blown away by the support we received when we toured with the game last year across the UK and Europe. The feedback we were getting from fans and industry professionals alike encouraged us to self-publish through Steam to have greater control over the game that we wanted to make (and you wanted to play!).

We had been in Alpha since June 2016, and after a successful 5 day Greenlight campaign we decided that Early Access would help us polish the last key features and cover us financially until an early 2017 release.”

Per quanto tempo questo gioco rimarrà in accesso anticipato?

“Early 2017 - we plan on being in Early Access no longer than six months.”

Quali saranno le differenze fra la versione completa e quella in accesso anticipato?

“There will be new weapons, tonnes more missions, a competitive leaderboard and a fully functioning level editor integrated into Steam Workshop. Every month we are releasing massive content bundles to reward our Early Access backers and trial new ideas.

We have a couple of surprises in the pipeline as well, although they will be announced closer to the time.”

Qual è lo stato attuale della versione in accesso anticipato?

“The core game is finished, so now we are adding content. We have a scheduled monthly major release where backers can be the first to test out our new levels, give us feedback on the new weapons we’re testing and show us the best way to exploit our carefully crafted survival arenas.”

Il prezzo del gioco varierà durante e dopo l'accesso anticipato?

“Gunnihilation’s full price will remain at $15.”

Come pensi di coinvolgere la Comunità durante il processo di sviluppo?

“We have a proactive, friendly community who contribute massively to the development on our social media channels. We regularly pair up with Twitch and YouTube streamers playing the game so we can be on-hand to talk to viewers and get that all-important feedback.

We look forward to releasing the level editor, as it will really give our community an opportunity to flex their pixel-blasting muscles.”