Frontier Forge

My experience and a list of bugs. Hovering over items in the inventory and then closing it causes the item descriptions to stay visible. The same issue occurs with the build menu. Gathering items feels clunky. Using the escape key to stop building also opens the escape menu. Jumping does not work on steep ledges. Interacting with workers opens a menu that can only be closed by pressing escape, which brings up the mouse to click the "X." Text boxes in the first village appear blurry when viewed from certain angles. In the inventory, pulling an item out of its designated space causes it to bug out, making it unresponsive. I can’t place a wood tile under a constructed bed. I can’t change a recipe while something else is selected for building. Workers remain stuck in a walking animation on the spot before they are hired. Building feels clunky; for instance, I couldn’t place roofs over the walls I had constructed. Since my hammer is stuck between slots in the inventory, I can’t build myself and have to wait for workers to do it for me. Wolves spin in place, and I can’t interact with them. I hear hired workers chopping trees from a far distance. I can’t collect hemp; the interaction prompt appears, but it doesn’t work. Additionally, the text spills out of the prompt box. There’s a rabbit that moves around, but I can’t interact with it. Barbarians attack me, but I can’t attack them back. They walk through my walls, and their screams are obnoxiously loud. I no longer have any workers, and they can’t continue building. I also can’t complete the second quest. I can keep running even when my stamina is at 0. I don’t regenerate health. Quest NPCs look identical everywhere. My worker cannot die and is permanently being attacked by a barbarian. I can hear his screams even from across the map. I can’t adjust the in-game sound settings, only those in the main menu. Using items in the build menu allows me to move the player model. By doing this, I managed to escape the world map and fall through the floor. The only thing left in my view was the glaring sun, blinding me as I succumbed to my fate in the void. 10/10, would not recommend. The price tag is not justified given the glaring number of bugs this game has. While it is in early access, one would assume it would at least be minimally playable. I could restart and proceed with extreme caution in everything I do, but it doesn’t seem worth it in its current state.