Pourquoi choisir l'accès anticipé ?

« During our Alpha and Beta tests, we (I and whoever will join my dev team) expect to receive a lot of feedback about the game mechanics, sound and graphics. After one year of development, Pixelum doesn’t need to be kept behind closed doors, but we still need your feedback on how the game feels on its every stage. We’re going to make a lot of changes and implement a lot of features, and we’re not quite sure how the audience will feel about every of them. And only by the way of interacting directly with the audience and listening carefully to an every game review and a proposal, we will do our best at developing Pixelum and passing it through the every stage of development. »

Pendant combien de temps environ ce jeu sera-t-il en accès anticipé ?

« From half of a year to two years. Such a wide spread is associated with the uncertainty of the reaction of Community and a number of features that we will try to implement. Soon, this estimation will get narrower. »

En quoi la version finale sera-t-elle différente de la version en accès anticipé ?

« We've got a lot of features to implement following our development roadmap, such as:

• a lot of different NPCs
  
• a lot of items
  
• better multiplayer
  
• graphics improvement
  
• advanced crafting
  
• vehicles and transport
  
• advanced lighting
  
• different biomes

 »

Quel est l'état actuel de la version en accès anticipé ?

« All the features listed in the "About This" section are already implemented, so please refer to that section for details. Also the main video covers features that are already in-game. »

Le prix du jeu sera-t-il différent pendant et après l'accès anticipé ?

« Yes. It will get more expensive due to loads of new content and amounts of work that will be nested in the development process. »

Comment comptez-vous impliquer la communauté dans le processus de développement ?

« We will carefully listen to every game review and proposal of the Community. So, an everyone can be easily involved in designing and development of Pixelum. »