Why Early Access?
To achieve the best possible outcome, allowing players to suggest improvements and be involved in the development of the game.
Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?
It may vary depending on our development process, but we plan to remain in early access for at least 6 months
How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?
We plan to add a lot more content to the game. This includes more items, maps, and additional features inspired by feedback and suggestions from the community.
What is the current state of the Early Access version?
The current state of the Early Access version offers a game that includes the core systems. Two maps, more than 50 placeable items, the quest and event system, and the skill tree are all ready to play.
Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?
The price will not change during Early Access, but we plan to increase it after the full release.
How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?
Player feedback will be extremely important, as it will shape the direction of our game. Rest assured that we will closely monitor Discord, email, and Steam user reviews, and make any necessary adjustments and improvements as quickly as possible.
What is included in Early Access?
The Early Access version of 'Service Please!' includes the fully playable core mechanics and the main gameplay loop. Players can currently access the initial levels, basic management features, and start serving right away. While the foundation of the game is complete and enjoyable, we will be adding more levels / characters / items / customization options and polishing the experience throughout the Early Access phase based on community feedback.
Will I have access to the product during the entire Early Access phase?
Yes! Once you purchase 'Service Please!', you will have permanent access to the game. This includes uninterrupted access throughout the entire Early Access period, all the updates we release along the way, and the final full version of the game when it launches.