This game is for everyone who loved Diablo 2, and just wished it would go on forever... getting more and more complex and telling stories from every corner of the realm. It's a truely amazing game that ACTUALLY doesn't require any money to play. The community support and sites are wonderful. Can't really say enough good stuff about my experience with this game so far.

This game has the poster child version of VR UI for inventory management and door handling in VR. ALL other VR apps should take notice. It's the finest example of inventory management in any VR game I've ever played (nearly all of the available ones). The game itself is optimized amazingly well. Some of the best technical features?
1) game can run minimized and WITHOUT needing to be focused.
2) game doesn't have it's sound turn off when it loses focus.
3) frame rate is AMAZINGLY consistent and high.
4) lighting effects work very very well for the horror aspect of the game.
5) no obvious bugs in the game and works really well (near perfect) with index controllers.

Some of the weaker points?

1) Some of the monster death animations (looking at you book tosser) are comically 2 frame flop overs.
2) The item variety is low enough that once you've seen the 20 or so items you can quickly know if you need an item and this takes away from a bit of the chaos early on where you need to check every thing's value.


The only complaint I have about this game is that there's not a sequel , nor additional content for it. It's one of the top 3 VR games I've ever played. (Everslaught, Alex and Cosmodread) are the holy trinity as far as I'm concerned for games that truly capture the essence of being somewhere else and feeling immersed.