One thing this game does really well for VR is a brilliant atmosphere combined with a great sense of immersion. Often I would be moving around the radius without thinking about anything but the game itself, losing myself completely in the world as I checked my wrist for my status rather than pressing any button for it. The backpack added to the fun, as the inventory management was surprisingly intuitive and rewarded an organized pack-rat style. As a survival game as well, the food/sleep management isn't a chore like other survival games.

One thing that stood out to me was how fun resource management is and preparing for incursions into the radius. One of my favorite things to do after coming back to the base is taking my time offloading my backpack's supplies and extra ammo I collected out in the radius, reloading my magazines and consolidating rounds into ammo boxes one by one, grabbing each one at a time. (For ease of use, I did like that you can hold ammo boxes up against magazines instead to reload them, but if it's calm enough I like to manually load for maximum immersion)

A small gripe is that I wish the pistols allowed for two-handed grip, though my experience is only with the PM and T-33

Definitely give this game a try, you won't be disappointed if you want a Metro 2033 level of atmosphere combined with the Anomalies and survival of STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl in VR.

One thing this game does really well for VR is a brilliant atmosphere combined with a great sense of immersion. Often I would be moving around the radius without thinking about anything but the game itself, losing myself completely in the world as I checked my wrist for my status rather than pressing any button for it. The backpack added to the fun, as the inventory management was surprisingly intuitive and rewarded an organized pack-rat style. As a survival game as well, the food/sleep management isn't a chore like other survival games. One thing that stood out to me was how fun resource management is and preparing for incursions into the radius. One of my favorite things to do after coming back to the base is taking my time offloading my backpack's supplies and extra ammo I collected out in the radius, reloading my magazines and consolidating rounds into ammo boxes one by one, grabbing each one at a time. (For ease of use, I did like that you can hold ammo boxes up against magazines instead to reload them, but if it's calm enough I like to manually load for maximum immersion) A small gripe is that I wish the pistols allowed for two-handed grip, though my experience is only with the PM and T-33 Definitely give this game a try, you won't be disappointed if you want a Metro 2033 level of atmosphere combined with the Anomalies and survival of STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl in VR.