Wozu Early Access?

„The basic part of the game has been completed and has some playability. But we also consider adding more content, such as weapons and skills. At the same time, in many respects, especially numerical balance and arts have not yet reached expectations. So it will take more time for development. We believe if we can listen to more feedback from players at this stage, we will complete the follow-up development better and faster.“

Wie lange wird dieses Spiel ungefähr den Early Access-Status haben?

„We plan to spend another half or one year in follow-up development.“

Wie soll sich die Vollversion von der Early Access-Version unterscheiden?

„The final version expects better quality art resources, better numerical design and maybe more weapons and skills. In addition, it will be superior in many details.“

Was ist der derzeitige Stand der Early Access-Version?

„Players can now experience the full story and try a large number of weapons/skill combinations. But you may find that some battles are too difficult or simple and may be disappointing for some art resources.“

Wird dieses Spiel während und nach Early Access unterschiedlich viel kosten?

„Pricing may increase depending on the quality of the final version.“

Wie werden Sie versuchen die Community in den Entwicklungsprozess miteinzubeziehen?

„We will actively listen to the community's opinions in the following areas to help us develop:

• Vision: If players think that some of the enemy's figure has a large deviation from his setting, or some actions have misleading visual effects, we will consider modifying these resources.
  
• Balance: If players think that some battles are too difficult or easy to get a good experience, we will analyze the reasons for this experience.And consider whether the content should be modified.
  
• Operation: If players think that some of the operations are unreasonable and there are better solutions, we will try new ways of operation.
  
• Other: We will also listen carefully to other suggestions and consider improving them in subsequent developments.

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