There is some game in this bug....

If you think that the scary part of this game is the witch, you are wrong...the most scary part is the hairless dog that disappear, appear in front of your face and float literally in the air...

This was a very well-crafted experience. I didn't expect this to be one of the best looking and most atmospheric VR games that I've played. Surprisingly, I think this may be the best VR implementation of a flatscreen game that I've played. Many, if not most of the game feels like a true native VR experience, rather than a port (the handheld item iteractions were amazing). The only things that kept this from being a truly excellent A+ VR experience were the lack of hand collision (which would have massively helped things like the drawing mechanic or interaction with buttons like the truck radio) and the lack of full arms (which MASSIVELY help immersion in other titles like Hitman, TWD S&S, Stride Fates, Madison VR...). I'm hoping that full arms will become the new VR standard rather than floating hands or full IK bodies. The game was a beautiful and enjoyable experience, but there wasn't really much "gameplay" or replay value in my opinion. It was basically a very cinematic walking simulator. There were a couple small moments of puzzles, interaction, or "combat," but for the most part the game is simply a walk through the woods with a dog and not much else. It was like walking around inside a film waiting for things to happen around you.