I have purchased/followed a number of Steam Early Access titles and very rarely have I been disappointed. I think the trick is, to wait a bit to see how often t

I have purchased/followed a number of Steam Early Access titles and very rarely have I been disappointed. I think the trick is, to wait a bit to see how often the devs update. There are some outliers such as RimWorld or Subnautica where updates happen only a couple times per year, but each update is game-changing and adds tons new content, features and bug-fixes. Other titles which are still in EA but are releasing constant stream of information plus software updates: - Space Engineers/Medieval Engineers (weekly YT blog) - Rust (weekly blog) - Rogalia (daily to weekly Steam blog) - Project Zomboid (weekly blog) - Kenshi (between weekly and monthly changelist) - Factorio (weekly blog) - Don't Starve Together (multiplayer addition to Don't Starve) - DayZ (I only play maybe once per year but the blog updates seem quite frequent) Titles which had a long EA period but ended up releasing IMHO amazingly polished products: - Terraria - Kerbal Space Program - Prison Architect