Why Early Access?

“After six months of intense development, I’d like to take this game to the next level. Send me your feedback and ideas. In the near future, I plan to introduce new lood, different characters, additional weapons to choose from, more detailed surroundings, and extended game modes. With your input, I plan to turn this game into the perfect work stress-relief for you. My goal is to release the “big one” in the second quarter of 2018. Your help is much appreciated.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Depending on your feedback from Early Access, I want to bring the big one in Q2/2018”

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

“We have a great webpage for you to ask for features - and we want to implement them over time - so there is no hard deadline with all the features beeing part of the game, you decide which one will come first.
On our roadmap for the first release after Early Access, thre is: Linux release, graphic and sound polishing, different game modes, more weapons, interactable environment and characters, improvement in net-code and raising the number of maximum current players. Mac and Console version are also planned to come along in 2018, and VR if you ask for it.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“At the moment you have one character and can meet online and splitscreen in your office war room with up to 5 players total to have some shoot outs with 3 different weapons....and yes, you can almost blow everything you see away. We have two modes, one with fracturing objects which does work only ok over the Internet but good on lan and Couch CoOp, the other mode with physics based objects is quite stable. It is mainly P2P at the moment, with some bots and bosses for singleplayer. There isn't and there will not be any singleplayer story missions in the future.”

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

“We plan to gradually raise the price as we ship new content and features, depending on how we feel about the value it provides to our players. But some special features will be available in the future as payable DLC to not influence or raise the regular price of the game. The starting price helps us to supply you with continous updates and build up the community to have a growing and steady player base.”

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

“We have a facebook page and we use the Steam community sites to get some ideas from our office warriors going straight into development for future versions of the game. There is also an awesome idea tracker online where you can post and vote on ideas. But because I'm developing this game alone at the moment, please give me some time to answer your feedback - it is not forgotten, but it might get queued up.”