Why Early Access?

“We're offering early access because we want to develop Project: Dead together with the community. The game is primarily designed for multiplayer, so having real players involved during development will allow us to identify balance issues, bugs, performance problems, and situations that might be difficult to find during internal testing.

We also want feedback on the monsters, survivors, maps, objectives, and various mechanics so we can improve the experience before releasing it to the full version.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We plan to keep Project: Dead in Early Access for as long as necessary to develop and improve its core systems and content.

The duration will largely depend on development and community feedback. During this period, we want to focus particularly on improving stability, balancing multiplayer, adding content, and ensuring that matches are varied and fun.

We don't want to set a fixed date for leaving Early Access and prefer to focus on achieving a suitable level of quality.

But it will be in early access for about 3 years (with exclusive content for those who support us).”

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

“The Early Access version will feature the core gameplay of Project: Dead and will allow players to experience full matches as both a survivor and a monster.

During Early Access, we plan to progressively expand the game's content, including new maps, monsters, survivors, items, objectives, and other mechanics. We will also be working on improvements to balance, performance, stability, and overall quality.

The full version will aim to offer a more complete and polished experience, with a greater variety of content and systems developed based on the lessons learned during Early Access.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version already includes the core gameplay of Project: Dead, including the asymmetrical multiplayer matchmaking system, survivors, monsters, objectives, and maps.

The game is still under active development, so bugs, balance issues, and areas for improvement may still exist. During Early Access, we will continue working on performance, stability, content, and the overall gameplay experience.

The goal is for the available version to be playable enough for full matches while we continue developing and improving the project.”

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

“No.
It will always be free, and we don't plan to change the game's price when we leave early access.”

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

“We want the community to play a vital role in the development of Project: Dead.

We plan to use player feedback to identify bugs, balance issues, and areas for improvement. We'll also consider feedback on maps, monsters, survivors, items, and mechanics.

The community can share their opinions and suggestions through the game's official channels. We'll review this feedback throughout development and use it to determine which aspects need further attention.

The goal is for Project: Dead to evolve with the help of players, resulting in a multiplayer horror experience that's fun for both survivors and monsters.”