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3D Movement - 16 revisions
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Corrected two image descriptions, including the cliff still, which shows more than the previous description said
Noted the horned creatures sharing the ledge in the cliff still, since Klei's own label says the fall was something done to the survivor rather than a misstep
Corrected the claim that this is the first three-dimensionally rendered entry, which the reveal stills contradict, refocused the page on the elevation change Klei actually describes, and added the cliff still as direct evidence that a fall is survivable
Reworded the traversal paragraph so the studio's own description is not credited with naming the jump, which the trailer showed rather than the store copy
Replaced a traversal description that was wrongly attributed to the studio with the studio's own wording about climbing, swimming, and spelunking
Corrected game title to official spelling (removed colon)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
Expanded 3D Movement with art-style shift, jump and vertical traversal, falling failure state, biome movement, design impact, and unconfirmed details (2026-04-26)
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