Do one thing, when you start. Turn 'Resolution Scaling' in Graphics options, 'to' OFF. It will get rid of that low-res blurriness.
Adjust the graphics to your performance liking, after that. This is a pretty good game. I played it on 'Challenge', and got fried a decent amount of times, It's tricky in a good way. Your 'Special Weapons' are the 'only way' to get through, so practice your combat motions. I can see some people getting motion sickness if they stand up, so remain seated.

Take this recommendation with a grain of salt. I think this game gets a lot more hate than it deserves. I want to start off by saying, it took me all of 2 hours to finish this game start to finish. So I definitely DO NOT recommend buying it for full price. Get it on sale. A lot of the reviews I read before checking out the game seem to have a lot to do with people who have comfort issues with VR games. I was gaming in triple screen 3D Surround for years before VR became available. I never had had any issues, be it with basic comfort or motion sickness in VR. However, I can see how this game could affect people who are sensitive to those issues.
I thought the game play was a lot of fun, if a bit repetitive. It's pretty bad when a 2 hour game seems repetitive. This game is almost certainly better played sitting. The game doesn't feature any teleportation to move. I hate that anyway, but that might have something to do with people's comfort issues. You have to move using the analog, like you would in a traditional game. The camera snaps side to side. You aim and shoot in the traditional VR manner. You basically take control of the Nazi machines and use it against them. There are a couple levels where you use a stealth drone to fly around in and perform tasks. I really enjoyed those levels. The other levels you're riding around in the machines and shooting, burning, and blowing up Nazi's.
The game does have a story to go along with it, but it's very limited. I can see this being a game that I could enjoy playing at least twice. The graphics are pretty good, pretty much on par with what you would expect from a Wolfenstein game. The game did crash on me at least once, but it wasn't a major irritation. SLI does work, I was running a high level of super sampling, at least 2.0 in the Oculus Debug Tool and in game settings maxed out. I thought the game looked really good, check your settings if you're having issues. I have SLI 2080 Ti's.
If you're really into VR, this is a game worth checking out if you can get it for cheap.

I really have no idea where all the bad reviews are coming from, maybe people expected a long, full-blown Wolfenstein game? That's certainly not the case, but if you're looking for an entertaining and immersive VR shooter, more or less on rails, where you get to control big mechs, robot dogs and small drones, and blow up nazi stuff, then look no further. Graphics are impressive, but don't forget to disable 'resolution scaling' in the graphics options or the game will look blurry. Sound and voice acting is excellent too. A fantastic game if you want to turn your brain off, fire missiles and kill nazis. :)

Extremely short game, but super fun nonetheless. Definitely only get it on sale, but it's a pretty unique experience that does one thing super well: flying/driving Nazi killing machines very intuitively.

Not as good as you would like, not as bad as you would think...Buy it on sale...

Graphic is terrible blurry... iam only after 1 mission but iam realy bored.. bossfight boring too

Edit: at Valve index at 150% ss and Ultra details is graphic relative OK. Still blurry but its playable now. I give this game second chance and i change my mind.. sometimes i have fun in this game :-)

GEAR USED - PSVR2 and a 3060 Ti

I paid about £3 on sale, and honestly, I would only recommend this title at a sale price. As other reviews mention, it's nothing groundbreaking, but it’s a TON of fun with three mechs, a few missions, and a fun bit of Nazi killing.

Great soundtrack, okay visuals, an okay story, decent gameplay—this would be a good choice for a VR newbie or a fan of Wolfenstein/Mechs.

For the price, I definitely recommend it—it's a pretty fun, albeit short, experience.

very short but ah nothing beats the smell of roasted nazis in vr...

so this game is really short but it is so much fun! I paid less than $5 aud for this and it was worth every cent.
played on the quest 3

It's a good game. It's only problem: that it's offensively short (2-3 hours). That's why some people call it a "tech demo". So if you have a VR headset wait until it's on sale and then get it.

Basically, you fiddle around in an empty nazi base (it's a bit like being in the Batcave in Batman's VR experience), then you pilot some giant robots around a Paris that looks like City 17 from Half-Life 2 (maybe because the guy who designed it worked for the people who made this game at the time), you have some infiltration stages flying around inside buildings with a drone and finally you discover the truth about yourself. The game ends with you shooting some nazis with twin Uzis in a awfully short but nice shootout that makes me long for a Terminator VR game. It's such a tease!