Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes

Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is out now, but it seems players should expect a bumpy ride, as even its developer is warning that it is "rough around the edges."

In a heartfelt message posted to social media, Ukrainian developer GSC Game World said the 15-years-later sequel, developed during Russia's ongoing invasion, is a "love letter to Ukraine" and a "project of endless love and passion" from the team. However, GSC also didn't sugar coat the state of the game at launch.

A message from the GSC Game World Team.
Before you step into the Zone, we’d like to take a moment to share something from the heart. pic.twitter.com/wuLRAkq7Ba

"Stalker 2 is a massive game," GSC Game World said in its statement. "We understand that in such a game, there may still be rough edges: we literally haven't released anything of this scale before."

Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes

Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes

Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes

Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes

Stalker 2 Dev Admits It's "Rough Around The Edges," But Is "Committed" To Fixes