早期アクセスにした理由

“One aspect of Early Access which is very important to us is ensuring our game continues to be enjoyable, balanced, and fun as we progress with development. Beasts of Bermuda would be very difficult to develop in a vacuum without feedback from a community of players actively playing our game.”

このゲームは大体どのくらいの期間早期アクセスですか？

“We have not decided on an official release date for Beasts of Bermuda at this time.”

早期アクセスバージョンと計画されているフルバージョンの違いは？

“Beasts of Bermuda has but a small fraction of its final creature roster available for play at this current time. A major point of progress in Beasts of Bermuda's development will be to continue adding more creatures to the game for play. This will come alongside addition of new and unique game mechanics to support these creatures and make sure they're fun, unique, and balanced.

Additionally, we will continue filling out more aspects of the various modes of play that come with Beasts of Bermuda, including Life Cycle, Free Roam, and Combat game modes.

We also will continue expanding on map-based survival elements such as expanding our weather and disaster-based elements, creation of more maps, and addition of other future game mechanics that further enrich the experiences of the various modes of play present in Beasts of Bermuda.

Lastly, after launch, we will continue adding more ways for admins and server owners to control and run their servers successfully and easily. This includes admin commands, server rules and settings, and other quality-of-life things that make running a server easier and more enjoyable.”

早期アクセスバージョンの現状はどうなっていますか？

“Currently, Beasts of Bermuda offers a completely functional, multiplayer game experience where the player can play as one of many prehistoric creatures on large, multiplayer servers. The game has several animals available for play in a wide variety of niches, including aquatics, a flyer, many terrestrial animals, a couple semi-aquatic creatures, covering herbivores, carnivores, and piscivores.

The game comes with three modes of play, including:

• Life Cycle - A game mode in which the player spawns as a juvenile of their species of choice and must grow up. Nesting and inheritance are also part of this mode of play.
  
• Free Roam - A free-for-all game mode in which the player can spawn in as a fully grown animal of their choice, without any concern for growth or death.
  
• Combat - In this game mode, the player spawns as a fully grown individual. Small maps and close spawns ensure lots of combat action in this mode of play.
  
  Beasts of Bermuda also has many game mechanics complete and in place. This includes:
  
  • Management of survival-based resources, including hunger, thirst, stress, and point scoring
    
  • Growth and Talent systems
    
  • Combat resources and mechanics including health, stamina, ability power, damage dealing, and death
    
  • Weather and map mechanics, including tides, fish, exhaustible freshwater, edible foliage, storms, lightning, and tornadoes
    
  • Many unique creature abilities including climbing, pouncing and latching, flight, swimming, grabbing, alarm calls, knockback, trample, scent and tracking, and other niche abilities
    
  • Skin customization for all creatures, including several skins for each animal
    
  • Quality of Life settings such as support for play with a controller, key remapping, and the ability to change graphics settings
    
  • Server management tools for those interested in hosting Beasts of Bermuda servers, including settable species limits per server, many console commands, and an observer mode

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早期アクセス期間中と期間後ではゲームの価格は変わりますか？

“We are not sure whether or not the price of Beasts of Bermuda will remain fixed, or will change.”

どうやって開発プロセスにコミュニティを参加させる予定ですか？

“We regularly play our game with our community in Discord (https://discord.gg/4568vwu). This provides a means for the community to communicate and play with the developers of Beasts of Bermuda directly. Here, we are open to feedback and ideas regarding Beasts of Bermuda's development. We will also be regularly checking up on our forums.”