Hey golfers, we’ve got some exciting news - Dungeon Golf is going to come swinging out of Early Access on the 17th of November!
That’s right our next patch (which is a stonker, by the way, with a huge list of patch notes including TWO NEW Undead lair courses!) will be version 1.0.
“Well that sounds incredible and I am very excited!” You might be thinking at this point, “But,” (there is always a but so I can’t blame you) “didn’t it say on the store page that Dungeon Golf would be in Early Access for about four months?”
You’re right of course, and that’s where this announcement takes a slightly sadder note. I’ll be blunt here - Unfortunately Dungeon Golf just hasn’t found an audience of the size that we would need to keep working on Early Access updates.
Dungeon Golf is a game the whole team are very proud of, it does something a bit different and we think delivered an amount of content and quality at launch that justified the price we were asking. And over the course of our short time in Early Access we’ve released three big patches (adding a whole new location, completely reworking the CPU players, adding dozens of custom round settings, and countless other bugfixes and tweaks) as well as a couple of online hotfixes. By the v1.0 launch we will have delivered almost all of the items on our roadmap, so we don’t believe we’re short-changing anyone here, and I hope that none of the existing players feel like we’ve taken their money and run.
That said we’re also changing our original plan for pricing - Dungeon Golf will remain at the same price on full release, rather than increasing.
I also want to make it clear that because Dungeon Golf’s multiplayer is player hosted there’s no shutting down of servers, and as long as you can find some buddies to join you for a round, the dungeon and its inhabitants will be waiting for you. (Or you could try and get those last few Quest gold trophies you’re missing!)
I realise this might be disappointing news to our fans, who may have been hoping for more updates. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who has taken a chance on the frankly unlikely-sounding combination of “minigolf + fighting in a dungeon” and picked it up, even more so to those of you who have submitted feedback and engaged with us on Discord and in the Steam forums, and helped us improve the game. And hopefully at some point in the future we’ll be able to return to the weird world of the Dungeon Sports Network.
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