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Early Access games
| Pretty much all early access games are trash, I am yet to witness one good game that is either EA, survival, crafting or battle royale
| Early access means risk, there are some really good games on early access, normally by indie developers, bigger companies tend to be "erLie" access.
| One more thing, if a developer puts his game on early access it means he is not confident enough in his work, and if he's not sure that his product is good why should anyone care?
| Just pirate it to check if it's good.
| >>170855
Take a look at Project Nimbus.
Game made it out of Early Access not too long ago and it's pretty nice. Not a survival, crafting or Battle Royale game.
Also, no, that's wrong. A developer puts their game onto EA because they want user feedback immediately and enough funding to keep things rolling.
| Those who goes to EA, they sold their souls to the devil
| Uh, slay the spire? Only early access game I've ever bought
| Hunt: Showdown is pretty good, even with the bugs. Just make sure you can run it.
| Minecraft was early access when it first came out
| if no one can test the game while development process.
developer cannot see whats missing in game and bugs of game. if u liked the game idea or loving the creator of the game, i suggest u to try
| It's kind of nice seeing how a game evolve over time. The only EA game I have was The Long Dark, and seeing how the menu changed, how they tweaked the system little by little, how they added new areas over time, well, it was nice.
| 7c4d3b Another man of culture I see
| Minecraft tecnically is still an early access game, even though it left alpha and then beta versions, before Microsoft bought it they stated Minecraft would have a final complete version (also they said mod menu and "friends" feature which they kind of added in the bedrock edition) it would be called Minecraft 1.15 or anything like that, it would stop being to be a "version"
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| do you play any of them? can i trust them? how do i know it's not just someone putting together a prototype and toss it over to the public? also not directly about EA games (pun unintended) but how do you cope with the removal of feature you like, nerfing, or in general game changing updates in games, and how prevalent is it in EA games?