Stalker 2 studio "dedicated" to making post-launch fixes if needed because they "don't want this game to be forgotten in a week"
The quintessential Eurojank series is trying to be less janky
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The Stalker series - a mish-mash of first-person shooting and survival horror across a naturally disturbed disaster zone - is somewhat known for its jank. It’s even often cited as the very best ‘Eurojank’ series around, where low-budget ambition creates something that’s both wildly out-of-the-box and sometimes technically clunky. But Stalker 2 is aiming to sidestep the technical woes that its predecessors became associated with.
“Everyone at the moment, they are absolutely dedicated, all of themselves to make it as polished as possible,” Game World’s PR lead Zakhar Bocharov says in an interview with GamesRadar+. The studio is supposedly focused on releasing Stalker 2 in a stable state, though it’s also bracing itself to work on post-launch updates “if we need to address technical stuff.” …
