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And yet I really think that an early access can have many assets : devs could get easier access to funds to finish the game if they need it, have a lengthy advertising coverage thanks to updates, avoid any CP2077/Stalker 1 controversy because the deal will be "You can play the game but keep in mind it's still work in progress", get on the market before some other big games will emerge (i'm thinking of GTA VI for instance), and use the contribution of the fan community to get constructive feedback to make this ukrainian gem shine even more with time.
It's just my opinion, many people may disagree with me and feel the early access is a bad thing. And the devs know best what to do, of course.
Pre-order bonuses
Early access
Can this game get any worse?
for those who want to see the "early access" for themselves.
That's a mistake on the Humble's website. We contact our partners to delete this info, because it's false.
expected as much thank you for clarifying this !