The Book of Unwritten Tales

And here are the Early Access FAQs on The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 which you can also find on the product page: Why Early Access? “To get feedback from the community and allow the fans of the first game to play the sequel as early as possible. We want to involve the fans of the series, as well as all new fans, to help us give the game that little bit of extra-polishing. We look forward to the feedback from the players in the Steam forum.” How long will this game be in Early Access? “From September 4th, 2014 until the end of January 2015, with a time gap of approximately one month between each chapter.” How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? “During the Early Access phase we will release four of the five chapters of the game, leading up to the full release of the complete game end of January 2015. The final version will be polished according to the feedback of the community, in terms of difficulty balance of the puzzles, controller-controls, as well as general polishing of animations, sounds and graphics.” What is the current state of the Early Access version? “Currently the first chapter is playable on PC, Mac and Linux, per mouse or controller. Over the coming months the other chapters will be released. Some of the extra content that was made possible through our backers on Kickstarter is not in the game yet and will be implemented via updates over time. Though the game has already been thoroughly tested on several systems, there might still be certain compatibility or performance issues on specific configurations. The controller-controls are still being polished, as we want to integrate the feedback of the fans here.” Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access? “We plan to have a higher price starting with the final release than now during the Early Access phase.” How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process? “We started involving the fans of the series early this year with a Kickstarter campaign and after this very positive experience we want to continue the dialogue between the fans and us and get their feedback about the game in general, particularly the difficulty of puzzles and mini-games, and about the controller-based controls.”