if you like fallout, this is a fun game, it is a new, more personal perspective on the fallout world. Though from a vr player perspective bethesda really dropped the ball and I would recommend to wait until it goes on sale to pick it up (as I myself did) because it takes a ton of modding to be passable to a regular vr user, you don't even have hands for Christ sake, just floating controllers. That is practically a slap to the face of the entire vr community. But with some modding you can get full body working, some improvements to the textures, as well as removing the aim variation that was in the original version (which made sense in a flat screen game as tiny movements in your hand would make your aim vary, but in vr, you have those tiny movements and what not already, so it made it practically impossible to shoot things long range).

if you like fallout, this is a fun game, it is a new, more personal perspective on the fallout world. Though from a vr player perspective bethesda really dropped the ball and I would recommend to wait until it goes on sale to pick it up (as I myself did) because it takes a ton of modding to be passable to a regular vr user, you don't even have hands for Christ sake, just floating controllers. That is practically a slap to the face of the entire vr community. But with some modding you can get full body working, some improvements to the textures, as well as removing the aim variation that was in the original version (which made sense in a flat screen game as tiny movements in your hand would make your aim vary, but in vr, you have those tiny movements and what not already, so it made it practically impossible to shoot things long range).