The game is pretty, and chill, and would be very enjoyable if it weren't spoiled by a pletora of bugs. None of them are game-breaking, but they happen all the time. The most recurring offender for me was the camera. It does whatever in a desperate attempt to look smooth or smart, and as a result won't let you look in the direction you want to look at, or hug the character way to close. Of all the things I expected would be fun, riding the hoverbike across the desert should have been one of them. But the unpredictable physics of the bike makes it go ballistic on the smallest bump of the road, and it doesn't feel like you're really in control sometimes.
The game sure has some neat aesthetics, but a lot of issues with Quality of Life and UI; this makes navigation through the menus and the gameplay unpleasant and sometimes hazardous.
