bug frequency

Across reviewed builds, critics report very few bugs and describe the game as notably stable.

Technical issues seem limited overall, with one review seeing no glitches and another reporting only a few minor bugs.

Technical bugs are usually described as minor rather than game-breaking, with reviewers mentioning glitches, audio issues, server connection hiccups, repeated dialogue, and odd replay behavior.

One review describes the game as having minimum bugs alongside decent performance.

Bug frequency appears low but not absent: one preview reports minor demo bugs that fixed themselves and seemed likely to be cleaned up.

Bug frequency is mixed. Some reviews report no major bugs, while others cite irritating bugs, licensing issues, progression bugs, or problems that affected enjoyment.

Technical issues exist, but the reviews point to occasional bugs rather than constant problems.

Bug frequency is noticeable but not catastrophic in most reviews, with issues ranging from minor quirks to progress blockers.

Bug reports recur across reviews. Some describe only minor or patched bugs, while others mention major progression problems, audio issues, frequent bugs, or crashes.

Bugginess exists but is usually framed as occasional jank rather than constant failure, outside of separate crash reports.

Bug frequency was a beta concern, with reports of glitches, exploits, and goofy issues. Later patch discussion suggests the developers acknowledged problems and were tuning them.

Bug frequency is supported mainly by the PS5 review’s custom-lobby connection problems. Evidence is limited but negative.