Ted Peterson and Julian Lefay, who worked on Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall in 1996, launched a Kickstarter Campaign for a new RPG called "The Wayward Realms" (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/oncelostgames/the-wayward-realms/). It should feature grand scope by means of a partially procedurally-generated world, meaningful choices, impactful consequences and a focus on roleplaying.

As of the day this question was written on, the campaign has almost been completely funded with 23 days to go. The plan is give supporters at the Adventurer Tier access to the Early Access build of the game.

Resolves positively, if backers (of appropriate tiers) have access to a version of the game labelled "Early Access" by the end of the year 2024.

Resolves negatively, if no playable version of the game was released in 2024, or if a version is released that is deemed "not the official early access" (or similar) version.

I want to avoid resolving this question based on a subjective assessment of whether the released "early access" version is even playable. Therefore, I will resolve solely based on the official designation of the developers.

Since there could be many edge cases with regards to resolution, let me know in the comments.