The game looked good, but none of the many workarounds I found online would make it work properly with an Oculus Rift S controllers. I should have read the other reviews before buying it, but I didn't suspected that a game released by id software would never have been patched to work happily with one of the worlds best selling PCVR setup that came out less than 2 years later (Or for that matter, be compatible with the original Rift CV1 that had been on sale for about a year when this game came out). This just feels like a huge oversight that must have badly hurt sales.

As it stands, I requested (and got) a refund on this game rather than just holding on to it on the off chance that this seven and a half year old game might get fixed at some point, I reasoned if it was going to get fixed it would have happened already and if a 5 year old headset is too new to be supported it's unlikely that any future headset upgrade I do will get me any closer to being able to play it, so there was no point keeping it.

make it to whare you dout have to telaport and you can just walk