When you buy an Early Access game, you should consider what the game is like to play right now. Then, there are a couple things you should consider before making your purchase: What is the game like to play right now? What should I look for?įirst of all, look for games that are interesting, exciting, and that you want to play. You'll notice that announcements from developers show up on their store pages now, so you can get a snapshot of recent update or news directly from the source. And get involved give feedback, participate in discussions, post screenshots, write guides.ĭevelopers have varying approaches, so it's a good idea to look at a store page before you jump into any game. Then buy the game or, if its free, just start playing. How do I get involved?Ĭheck out the listing of Early Access titles currently on Steam, and look for something that strikes your interest. We like to support and encourage developers who want to ship early, involve customers, and build lasting relationships that help everyone make better games. There have been a number of prominent titles that have embraced this model of development recently and found a lot of value in the process.

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