Why Early Access?

“Shadow of Asha is an indie game that is being developed entirely by one person. However, this approach comes with a number of challenges, which I believe early access can solve. Finally, to implement the Shadow of Asha project by presenting it to the public, in order to receive constructive feedback for it.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“It is estimated that Shadow of Asha will be in early access for approximately one year.”

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

“It is expected that in the final version of Shadow of Asha, there will be a wide variety of content for our players, such as new bosses in the open world, new combat zones, new places to explore and many new items to craft.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Attention
Shadow of Asha does not currently have any music or sound effects, but this will be added in future updates.

Terrains and Caves:
Shadows of Asha currently features procedurally generated terrain based on a higher-map and a lower-map.

Enemies:
Shadows of Asha currently contains the following variety of enemies.
3 - Bosses
6 - Elite enemies
8 - Common enemies

Resources:
The player can currently collect variations of trees, ores and currency.
6 - Tree variations (Currently only in colors)
10 - Ore variations
2 - Currency types: (gold coins and souls crystals, droppable from enemies)

Equipment:
There is a total of 27 Weapons and 28 other equipment present in Shadow of Asha.
15 - Hats
4 - Relics
6 - Swords
5 - Bows
2 - Staffs
2 - Sledgehammers
12 - Books
4 - Axes
4 - Pickaxes
1 - Torch”

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

“By the time Shadow of Asha is finished and released, a price correction will be made which will cause a price increase.”

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

“Community feedback is extremely important so that we can identify possible flaws, bugs and improvements that can be made in Shadow of Asha.”