The graphics are fine.

What's awkward is when you go from using the bow in your Oculus home, which is an intuitive way of using a bow, to using a bow in Skyrim, which is probably as far from intuitive as you can get. None of the controllers are intuitive in this game. Like grabbing objects, and menu buttons. It works, but, Jesus, I could think of at least 10 ways to improve this, with a mod, blindfolded. Which comes to show that Bethesda would be long dead without the modding community to help them create 90% of their games.

You know how when you step on skeletons in regular Skyrim your character spasses out? Well, prepare to get motion sick when you try to pick up from tables and shelves and what not, too.

Other than that, the game is well worth trying, at least now when it's on, what, 70% discount?

The graphics are fine. What's awkward is when you go from using the bow in your Oculus home, which is an intuitive way of using a bow, to using a bow in Skyrim, which is probably as far from intuitive as you can get. None of the controllers are intuitive in this game. Like grabbing objects, and menu buttons. It works, but, Jesus, I could think of at least 10 ways to improve this, with a mod, blindfolded. Which comes to show that Bethesda would be long dead without the modding community to help them create 90% of their games. You know how when you step on skeletons in regular Skyrim your character spasses out? Well, prepare to get motion sick when you try to pick up from tables and shelves and what not, too. Other than that, the game is well worth trying, at least now when it's on, what, 70% discount?