We work with our community so much that the weekly developer streams we’ve been doing for years are often literally us working with our community. “As always with our games, the community is going to be absolutely irreplaceable. How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process? “We plan to increase the base price once we leave Early Access.” Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access? It includes the first of the game's four biomes, an array of activities and badges, a variety of natural threats, a fleshed out cast of NPCs, randomized campers, flexible building systems, and substantial content to unlock.” The current version is centered on the core gameplay loop of building up a camp summer-over-summer. “Camp Canyonwood is at just the start of its incredible journey. What is the current state of the Early Access version? If you can’t already tell, we are really, really excited about where the game is going.” And the systems that underlie it all are primed to grow in incredible new ways. The mystery of the campground will keep unfolding in new directions. You can expect at least three more biomes, many more activities, and heaps of additional content. “If We Need To Go Deeper is any indication, Camp Canyonwood will change a lot during Early Access. How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? We’re really not kidding about how much we value your ideas and suggestions.” However, the full roadmap, and the order it happens in, will be shaped in enormous part by player feedback. “We already have about a year of Early Access updates already planned out ahead. If you want to be part of this journey, take the leap and become the counselor Camp Canyonwood needs.”Īpproximately how long will this game be in Early Access? You’ll find us to be some of the most agile and honest developers out there. But because we’ve fostered such a good relationship with our community, we’re certain that the absolute best form of Camp Canyonwood will emerge.

Players come up with some of the genuinely best ideas on how to make our games even better. We’ve found that player feedback isn’t just good – it’s essential. There’s no way we can anticipate all the amazing things players will do in our games.

“We are a team of only 3 developers, and as such, we actually prefer early access! But the reasons why might surprise you.

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