Why Early Access?

“Giant Hornet Simulator is a story driven survival game featuring complex game mechanics and unrevealed survival features based on the given missions. We think that to produce an exciting and completely a new simulator, it is very important to keep fine-tuning it based on feedback from our players. Feedback must be received to correct the errors in our game until we make a perfect game. Therefore, we look forward to your feedback.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Throughout early access, we will improve the game based on the missions, new talents and improving the game systems. Taking into account the progress of development, we may consider extending early access or if we are satisfied with the state of the game, officially releasing the game. Additional player requests and ideas might shift the final release date. On the other hands, we think to improve the quality of the game by making different developments throughout early access for at least one year”

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

“Actually, the game is in pretty good situation. However, we plan to incorporate different additional elements, new contents and enemies. Additionally, new districts to make exploration even more enjoyable and the addition of new missions and items those make the survival elements in dark jungle. During this period, we are thinking incorporating entirely new game systems based on player feedback, suggestions and ideas, fix bugs.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The fundamental core systems of the Giant Hornet Simulator, such as hunting, feeding, flying ability, enemy attack battles, exploration and building, are already complete. We consider improving the simulator via feedbacks and suggestions.”

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

“A small amount may increase if extreme changes have been made to the game as a result of suggestions made by players.””

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

“The players can be helpful in improving the game, and we look forward to continuing that approach throughout Early Access. We pay close attention to your suggestions and believe that by joining us we can improve our game. We’re asking for your feedback in a variety of places, including the Steam forums, on our Twitter, e-mail () and other social networking sites. All player's posts, suggestions and ideas will be closely investigated by our community managers and they will respond to each queries.”