I cannot be the only person that has a Quest 2, that is unable to play the game. I am able to start the game up just fine, but the game is unable to recognize my input from my controllers. It pops a screen up saying to push both thumbsticks to "center the screen", but it does nothing when I try to do so, none of the buttons to anything whatsoever. There are no special bindings for the controllers or anything that i can find. It just straight up refuses to recognize my input. Considering that Quest 2 make...

So as I was going through the games in this Brazil even I came across this (and the others ofc), and I like what I'm seeing buuut...as someone who does not and will not own any VR set for years to come, I would like to know if there's a chance to play those games within the game as standalone versions somehow?...

is the point of this game to play retro games? Isn't it worse to play a game that's low res on a smaller screen inside a larger high res playing screen? Duck season had mini retro games, and trying to see them on the tiny TV was maddening.

Wtf, why is it priced so high? I am having alot of fun, but $20 is alot for such a short game. Please tell me there is a sandbox mode or something like that.

I played through the entire game yesterday and had a blast, but when i quit the game i saw i still didn't have any achievements unlocked. Has anybody else had this problem?