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But I grew up before the age of Internet, and when playing adventure games back then I could sometimes spend days finding the solution to something in them. Was very satisfying when I did!
Was obviously more important to bring this to VR instead of making it work properly.
But i dont want to be nitpicky.
Very easy or confusing Puzzles in the end. Misplaced informations if there are any. Artificially complicated.
I think I only got stuck 1-2 times and after I gave my brain some rest and approached the puzzle from a new angle I solved them (I might have used a walkthrough on one, not sure)
If frustration is your main motivation of playing games this is one of your best choices.