Why Early Access?

“"Seal: WHAT the FUN" is a project that aims to give gamers all over the world entertaining and varied content. Even though there are technical challenges, Our Team wants to make fun things fun for users by constantly coming up with new ideas and talking to gamers.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Guided by user feedback, "Seal: WHAT the FUN" aims to create essential content within a year and leave Early Access.”

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

“"Seal: WHAT the FUN" is constantly upgrading the content by incorporating user comments, improving gameplay experiences, and offering new languages and localized content to accommodate its users' different interests.
We aim to expand the game with additional playable characters, costumes, and maps in the final release.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“"Seal: WHAT the FUN" is a fantastic game in which up to 20 players can enjoy a variety of mini games in under 10 minutes! There are rules for everything from shooting sports and racing to climbing, surviving, and puzzle matching, so there is never an idle moment. Within the three rounds, the game goes back and forth between competition and cooperation, providing nonstop entertainment until the game is over.
Players can find items in the game that have different effects at random, which makes it more exciting. The cute and funny characters in the game can be changed to fit your tastes, which makes it even more fun. Players may simply connect and have fun together thanks to a variety of emoticons, emo-effects, animation gestures, and other features. Enter the world of mini games with "Seal: WHAT the FUN"!”

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

“During the Early Access period of "Seal: WHAT the FUN," there will be a 25% discount for the base game, from $19.99 to $14.99.”

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

“"Seal: WHAT the FUN" runs community channels like Discord, X, and YouTube. We communicate with the community regularly, welcoming new ideas and suggestions for improvement and putting them into the game.

Focus groups on Europe and North and South America help us figure out what makes the game fun. We also regularly test the system's stability and convenience, and we also use feedback to improve. We think that letting the community work together is an important part of making games. Your ideas are making our game more fun! Let's make a fun game together!”