FOXBOY Productions has opened a Patreon for its three-person studio. Supporters who reach £25 may qualify for a PC copy of its planned 2027 platformer, though the storefront terms and release window have not been independently confirmed.
FOXBOY Productions has set a clear price for one of its Patreon rewards. Supporters who contribute a total of £25 can claim a PC copy of Secrets of the Burrow: Vixoria's Quest. The game is still in development and is currently planned for PC and console in 2027. The reward system is already live.
The available search results did not turn up an official game page, store listing, or independent report that could confirm the project's current status beyond the supplied announcement.
A reward with a clear threshold
The Patreon offers more than bonus posts. Supporters can build up their contributions until they reach the threshold for an eligible game. They can then claim that game, and their total resets so they can work toward another FOXBOY Productions release.
For Secrets of the Burrow: Vixoria's Quest, the promised reward is a PC copy delivered through the Epic Games Store. FOXBOY Productions first planned to use Steam keys. The studio says Steam told it that ongoing Patreon support does not meet the same key-distribution rules available to certain time-limited crowdfunding campaigns.
That difference matters. Reaching £25 does not promise a Steam licence. The reward is not described as a discount or a standard purchase bundle. It is a contribution-based claim for the Epic Games Store version after the required total is reached.
At the time of the available search, no official comment from Valve, Epic Games, Patreon, or FOXBOY Productions had been found to confirm the disputed key-distribution terms or the rules for accumulating contributions.
Inside development
Patreon members will receive development logs, technical tutorials, design discussions, early screenshots and videos, concept art, prototypes, and development builds. FOXBOY Productions also plans to show experimental features and game systems while they are still being tested.
Some of that material will be unfinished or buggy. That is part of the offer. The studio is showing development as it happens instead of turning every update into polished marketing material. A failed prototype or a feature that later changes can tell supporters more about production than a carefully edited trailer.
The project is a single-player 3D platformer made with Unreal Engine 5.6. The supplied details confirm plans for PC and console and a 2027 release. They do not give a more precise date, finished-game pricing, or independent evidence of how the game currently performs.
Materials reviewed from Startselect's coverage of 2027 releases also do not mention Secrets of the Burrow: Vixoria's Quest. They therefore do not independently support the stated release window.
Why the storefront change matters
Epic Games Store delivery gives FOXBOY Productions a way around the Steam restriction it says it encountered. It also gives supporters a condition to consider before contributing. The free-game reward is tied to one storefront and does not automatically provide access on every announced platform.
The studio's Patreon can be found at an earlier studio report only in the limited sense that independent developers often need community funding while projects are being built. The current announcement directs supporters to FOXBOY Productions' Patreon rather than offering a conventional pre-order.
The measurable condition is £25 for the first eligible game. Future thresholds may change according to standard retail price.
FOXBOY Productions says the Patreon is meant to continue after Secrets of the Burrow: Vixoria's Quest is complete. Its content and rewards may change as the studio moves between projects. The stated plan is for the page to remain a home for the FBP community instead of ending after one launch.
No later independent update from FOXBOY Productions was identified in the available search results.
What supporters know
The arrangement is easy to assess because its main exchange is stated plainly. Supporters receive ongoing development material, an exclusive monthly FOXBOY Productions merchandise discount, and a path toward an eligible game once their contributions reach the relevant threshold.
There are limits. The reward does not remove the uncertainty around a game that remains in development. The announcement does not say when qualifying keys will be delivered beyond stating that Secrets of the Burrow: Vixoria's Quest is planned for 2027.
It also does not say whether future games will use the same £25 threshold. The available results contain no official Steam or Epic store page. The stated storefront arrangement should therefore be treated as an announcement detail, not as independently verified store availability.
Patreon contributions fund the studio and provide access to work in progress. The game reward comes later and depends on eligibility and storefront conditions. FOXBOY Productions has therefore avoided asking its most committed backers to pay the same studio twice for the first game they helped support. That player-first mechanism is the strongest part of the announcement.
In practical terms, the Free Game Reward is closer to rolling contribution credit than an instant free purchase. The £25 total builds over time. The first confirmed copy is for PC through the Epic Games Store, and the total resets after a claim.
The offer is clear enough to assess now. Future game thresholds and delivery timing still depend on later announcements and official confirmation.
