Why Early Access?

“We have a functional game that we think users will enjoy. But we want to make sure the user experience is great from all angles. Early Access provides us an opportunity to get feedback from users on what features they would like to see added; on how to improve the user interface; to test out multiplayer options and to help us squash a few bugs that we may not have noticed.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“We expect to be in early access for a few months, depending on the feedback we get. If users generally feel the game is polished we will move on to a full release. If we get strong feedback, we will take as long as we need to make sure the game is functional and fun.”

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

“We feel the game has arrived at a functional state and we enjoy playing the game. So now we want to hear from the players out there. We have a few additional features we would like to add as well as a few tweaks to the existing game we know we will want to implement, perhaps add a game mode or a new theme or two. But first we need to get feedback from players and hear what features they would like to see implemented or changed.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The game is fully functional and plays as we expect it to. We occasionally discover small bugs when playing under different circumstances and try to solve those problems quickly. We need to have players testing the multiplayer aspects of the game so we can see what potential bugs and situations might arise that we haven't considered yet. And we want to make sure our user interface and tutorials are easy to understand and intuitive. We welcome any feedback.

In it's current state, the game is fun and easy to play. We think players will love it!”

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

“We expect to increase the price marginally on final release dependent on how many new features we decide to add. We want to encourage early adopters to help us build a pool of players for multi-play games. We expect to have a competitive final price on release that is on par with other similar casual VR games.”

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

“We would like to hear from players. We want to know if you have any glitches or bugs to report so we can try to fix them. We want to hear if players are having difficulty learning any aspect of the game or if anything in our user interface can be improved. We want to know if the game meets player expectations and if players feel the pricing is fair. We will do our best to improve the game moving forward based on the feedback we receive.”