Why Early Access?

“Parkour is all about flow, precision, and route discovery. We believe the best way to design a truly rewarding climb is directly alongside the community. Early Access allows us to gather hands-on player feedback on movement feel, level difficulty, and route geometry while expanding the game together with players who love high-stakes platforming.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan to keep the game in Early Access for approximately 6 to 12 months. This timeframe will allow us to expand the climb with new biomes, refine movement physics based on player input, and polish the experience without rushing the 1.0 release.”

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

“We plan to feature an expanded roster of parkour mechanics and new vertical levels to conquer in the full version.
During Early Access, we plan to work closely with the parkour community to introduce new movement capabilities. We plan to also expand the map with new climbing environments shaped by community feedback and votes on our social platforms.
In addition to new content, our primary focus throughout development will be continuous bug fixing, performance optimization, and adding atmospheric environmental detail to refine the overall climbing experience.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current version features two complete, fully playable vertical levels that deliver the core high-stakes parkour experience. All fundamental movement mechanics—including jumps, vaults, wall climbs, and the full climb-and-fall gameplay loop—are fully implemented, polished, and functional.
The game is in a stable, playable state with no game-breaking bugs, allowing players to experience the entire challenge from start to finish right from day one.”

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

“Yes. We offer a lower price during Early Access to reward players who support the game early and help us shape development. As we ship major updates, add new vertical levels, and introduce additional parkour mechanics, we plan to gradually increase the price leading up to the full 1.0 release.”

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

“The parkour community is at the absolute core of our development process. Working directly alongside professional parkour athlete Ilia Movahed, we will actively gather player feedback to design movement mechanics, obstacle geometry, and level features that feel authentic and rewarding.

We will involve players through:
Community Polls & Q&A Sessions: Regular interactive voting and discussions hosted by Ilia Movahed across Instagram and our community channels to decide on future level concepts and movement tools.
Steam Hub & Discord Feedback: Dedicated threads for reporting route bugs, suggesting movement tweaks, and submitting level design ideas.”