Gameplay is ok, like a point and click adventure turned 3d/vr. Graphics not good enough for the load and age of the game. Worst is game braking possibility of losing an item necessary for progression: You can actually mess around (toss them etc) with such items earlier on the game, when you are not aware that they will be needed and there is no reappearance "engine". Scenario, wtf???, trying to justify operation "paperclip"? Is the writer a descendant of Allen Dulles or something?

Played on the Reverb G2 and Quest 3 with a RTX4070 but doesn't run very well. I have no issue with others games I run in VR and so wonder why this one is so bad when it has a lot of positive views.
The game itself is good and some of the puzzles I've found challenging but the bad performance is making it unemployable.

A pretty fun VR game with some light puzzles in a cool time travel setting. The way all the time travelling weaves together for puzzles and story is pretty creative. The watch feature is really fun to use in VR with all of it's different functions. Especially using index controllers. I did like this game a lot, despite it's many flaws.

The controls at times can be a little wonky, which I don't really expect for VR games these days. Also, without any spoilers. If you give me an item, and I can use this item with second item that is all over the area, you should require me to pick up the other item and not just magic it to the item without telling me. Because I spent quite some time trying to figure out why I couldn't do something, only to find out once I interacted with the first item, the second item would just appear. This was not very intuitive for me and took way too long to figure out. In hindsight, I understand why they made this design choice, but it just needed to be explained better. Additionally, some of the puzzles have solutions that are pretty cool, but don't really make a lot of sense. I feel like with a little more effort and thought they could have been more intuitive.

After playing the game for quite awhile and amassing many shards, I began to think I missed something with upgrading the watch. This was never explained to me, or if it was, the dialogue was cutoff by some other dialogue. I definitely broke the dialogue on many occasions, either by doing something while something else was happening, or doing something too early. Kind of frustrating. This also made me miss some other things that I don't see any other way I could have completed. Pretty frustrating.

The price tag is pretty high, but this game is a decent length and definitely fun. It took me probably 12 hours with 58% achievements. The amount of content is fine, I just don't think I'd pay full price for it, but on sale, I'd say it's worth it.