Janky as hell ... yes ... but not in the dictionary definition sense (i.e. of extremely poor or unreliable quality) ... as this is certainly none of either. The quality is sky-high, and there are no show-stopping bugs to be found (not any longer anyway) ... HOWEVER, there are certainly unfinished systems / ideas that make the game-play very odd at times (climbing, movement over obstacles etc) ... which are mostly due to advanced physics systems that had to be culled / man-handled into a workable form as they (the devs) simply ran out time (this game needed another year in the oven).

But, it's THE most immersive, detailed and beautiful (environmentally) dungeon crawler I have ever play ... period.

Set fire to a large old timber city structure ... watch it burn ... mesmerising.

Janky as hell ... yes ... but not in the dictionary definition sense (i.e. of extremely poor or unreliable quality) ... as this is certainly none of either. The quality is sky-high, and there are no show-stopping bugs to be found (not any longer anyway) ... HOWEVER, there are certainly unfinished systems / ideas that make the game-play very odd at times (climbing, movement over obstacles etc) ... which are mostly due to advanced physics systems that had to be culled / man-handled into a workable form as they (the devs) simply ran out time (this game needed another year in the oven). But, it's THE most immersive, detailed and beautiful (environmentally) dungeon crawler I have ever play ... period. Set fire to a large old timber city structure ... watch it burn ... mesmerising.