There is a lower limit to what is acceptable even for free products, and IMO this skirts that lower limit pretty closely for what it claims to do. What you get here is a poorly explained control system for picking up and moving objects via telekinesis, and a few bits of lore-dump for the Gallery series. Despite the decent polygon count on most objects, the arena which you are first loaded into still felt quite low-fidelity. The lock mechanisms are just timing the movement of your hand correctly. There's no reason that locks like this would ever exist and you should be able to get them on the first try as long as your controllers don't lose tracking.

There are also some graphical issues. At the end, if you look straight up, there's a bright light shining from nowhere for no reason. And the text from the alien 'holo books' render on top of all other objects, so that sometimes you can see upside down text from the first page when you're trying to read the third.

Kinda lackluster graphics in some areas, some graphical bugs, janky controls, and nothing to do... if this was a desktop demo and not put out into the content vacuum of VR it would be getting much more negativity from the Steam community.

[h1]No[/h1] There is a lower limit to what is acceptable even for free products, and IMO this skirts that lower limit pretty closely for what it claims to do. What you get here is a poorly explained control system for picking up and moving objects via telekinesis, and a few bits of lore-dump for the [i]Gallery[/i] series. Despite the decent polygon count on most objects, the arena which you are first loaded into still felt quite low-fidelity. The lock mechanisms are just timing the movement of your hand correctly. There's no reason that locks like this would ever exist and you should be able to get them on the first try as long as your controllers don't lose tracking. There are also some graphical issues. At the end, if you look straight up, there's a bright light shining from nowhere for no reason. And the text from the alien 'holo books' render on top of all other objects, so that sometimes you can see upside down text from the first page when you're trying to read the third. Kinda lackluster graphics in some areas, some graphical bugs, janky controls, and nothing to do... if this was a desktop demo and not put out into the content vacuum of VR it would be getting much more negativity from the Steam community.