Why Early Access?

“MOST ARE MINE is fully playable today: a complete campaign across four battlefields, the Necropolis to build between runs, named heroes to raise, and ten levels of the kingdom's wrath for every place. We are launching in Early Access because the game is built around player feedback on balance, pacing and the feel of commanding thousands of units at once. We want players to help us decide what the next kingdoms should look like and how the long-term progression should grow.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We expect the game to stay in Early Access for about 6 months. This is an estimate, not a promise: we will leave Early Access when the content and stability feel right to us and to the community.”

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

“We plan to add new chapters: each chapter is a new kingdom with its own world map, enemy forces, hero party and Necropolis buildings, while your Necropolis, named heroes and progress carry over. We also plan more doctrines and evolutions, further balance work across all wrath levels, and full controller support verified on Steam Deck. The exact content and order will follow player feedback.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“- Four battlefields, each with ten levels of the kingdom's wrath and a looping road of escalating fights.
- Legions of thousands of undead on one field, with four doctrines, evolutions and legendary cards.
- Five hero types to defeat and raise as named undead, plus legends sealed in tombs.
- The Necropolis: buildings and Bone Forge crafts that shape the next legion.
- A daily rite: one challenge run on a new map each day.
- 73 Steam achievements, Steam Cloud saves, and nine languages.
- Mouse and keyboard play, with partial controller support.”

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

“The price will stay the same when the game leaves Early Access. Everyone who buys during Early Access gets every update at no extra cost.”

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

“We read the Steam discussions and reviews and will post regular update notes on the Community Hub. Balance changes and the order of new content will be shaped by what players report, and we will share what we are working on before each major update.”