I invested $3500 on a good PC + a VR headset just to play this game. It lasted me 40 minutes.

And I don't regret a thing.

I love my wife, Rin. She is my life. I love Rin, Rin is love Rin is Life

I paid an extortionate amount to hang out with Shima Rin.

you can 100% the game in about half an hour or less, and you can't do anything with your arms/hands in VR mode, you can only interact with things by looking at them
what you see is what you get, the game is cute and all but that is about all it has going for it

if you like Yuru Camp a lot and have the money, you will probably enjoy this to a degree, but its way too short for the price and lacks a lot of content for $20.

30 minutes of content. Not a good VR game for the price. Even as a fan of the show :(

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i put my hands up to my pc when the campfire was lit to add to the immersiveness

I wish i have a daughter like Rin

Honestly I'm disappointed in this game, but not because it's a bad game, but it's extremely short and it's too expensive. Full game ~ 40 min. It barely feels like one anime episode.

The game itself is beautiful. The atmosphere is relaxing and fun! The voice acting is surprisingly good and I really enjoyed it.

The controls are not that great. Basically you can't do anything in VR mode, you can only interact with things by looking at them. What you see is what you get and that's literally it.

The best recommendation is buy it if you're into Yuru Camp (Laid-Back Camp) Anime / Drama / Manga or wait for a good sale if you're not into these things.

This game is pretty damn short (it took me 30-ish minutes to finish and get all achievements, and I wasn't even in a hurry), but it's what you would expect, and since it's not very expensive either I say it's a very nice treat for fans of Yuru Camp.

Non-VR controls are a tad bit awkward because you move your camera with your mouse. but unlike a FPS and other 3D computer games, the camera only moves for strictly as long as you move your mouse, which makes it not very smooth and you end up often having to jerk your mouse back and forth to look at where you want to look. This might be a hard to describe problem, but you'll understand quick how weird it is if you ever played any other PC game before and try this one out. However I don't think it's game ruining and you can get through the game with it, it's just annoying in the beginning.

VR function is extremely basic, you don't even move or directly interact with anything and the only purpose is to give you a 360 look around the scenery while you sit down and listen to the dialog. The scenery, while pretty, honestly isn't the most interesting thing to look at for so long and, to be fair, you'll probably just be looking at Rin almost the entire time, won't you.

In the dialog there's a few references to in-jokes in the show and manga that'll make any fan smile. The ending theme from the first season also makes an appearance which is really cool.

Overall, I wish there was more content in this game, but it still was a sweet experience for a big Yuru Camp fan like me and I'm excited for the next one.