Why Early Access?

“With Super Tony Land's Workshop integration and level editor being such a big part of the game, we want to work with our players to make sure the game is fun, intuitive to build in, and works flawlessly for everyone. Early Access seems like the perfect way to test these things and also give everyone access to a game that's already fun to play!”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We've been working on STL for a little over a year, we think it will take 6-12 Months to debug and finish all the content and be ready for release.”

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

“We have a ton of stuff we'd like to add to the game and level editor. New Blocks, Tronics, Powerups and Monsters. With everything we add it seems like what's possible in the editor grows exponentially.

We are also just starting to build our the story mode, it still needs a lot of work to ease players into the difficulty and teach players new game mechanics as they play.

We also want to make the game bug free and optimised to run well on most systems. As we get closer to release, we'll also be making Linux and Mac builds and we'll need help testing those.

We've started working on Twitch integration so players can build challenge levels and submit them to their favorite streamer.

We'd also like to add Steam Achievements and Steam Cards to the game!”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Right now we have a handful of Story levels to play through, an extensive level editor, and the ability to share levels with everyone through Steam Workshop.”

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

“Price will not change when we leave Early Access.”

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

“We're already pretty active in the community. We livestream development on twitch often, talk with everyone on our discord channel and respond pretty quickly in the steam forums. Interacting with our players and figuring out what they like and what we can improve is one of our favorite things! If someone is livestreaming one of our games there is a good chance one of us will show up to watch :D

We also have a blast playing all the games people upload to the workshop. The creativity of our players is really inspiring. We need feedback from the community to help us make the game even more fun for everyone.”