This game has a lot of charm in it's art style and the comic panels that pop out of nowhere, and I do enjoy it for the most part. However, it is very clear that it still needs a fair amount of polish before it becomes a complete experience. It's clear that the mechanics were made somewhat with VR in mind, with the key word being somewhat. For example, if you are close to a quest marker, your watch, meaning your controller with the watch on it, will vibrate. However, this will not stop even while you're in the middle of the quest, like when you're eating sushi with the various townspeople that you bring to Daruma-Sushi. Additionally, at least in my experience, the bow and arrow will only land where the center of the reticle actually is when you are point-blank in front of whatever you are trying to shoot at. I enjoy the realism of having an arc to the arrow, but having a reticle gives at least some expectation of some accuracy to where the arrow will land. However, these are small problems and the devs have shown through their bug fixes that they are listening and working on improving the game, which is why I still recommend the game. Overall, it is a cute and fun game with some wacky characters and some fun gameplay elements. Go for it, Sushi-Taishi!