Primal/Glitches
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There are a few glitches to watch out for in Primal.
[edit] Falling out of the World
The most serious of these is the falling out of the world bug. This can be quite entertaining for a while, as you wander around peeking into all those interesting places you shouldn't be. However, you can't get back in the world! If this happens to you, the options are:
If it is Scree, then find a summoning stone if possible and pull him back. If it is Jen, or there is no summoning stone, then you must reload the game or use scene select. Don't save it, you will still be stuck outside the world when you reload.
Save frequently to save yourself from becoming very annoyed when this happens to you.
[edit] Straying Characters
The following algorithm (Jen follows Scree or vice versa) is sometimes quite poor. It's not unusual to have to go and fetch one or other character. Keep track of where the following character is and you should be fine.
[edit] Misc Bugs
Other known bugs are graphical glitches (disappearing textures and the like), sounds that cut off half way through, and the fact that many actions take a hugely ponderous amount of time (e.g. opening doors, draining energy).
