The Murder of H.

As much as I would love to review this game with flying colors, I just can't. My experience with it has been quiet bad. I will break this review into parts. (Sorry for GOG's Short review) ---- UI ---- None as there is nothing bound to controllers. The only menus in this game are in the game world on a tablet. This tablet has zero graphics settings, audio settings, controller binding, et cetera. There are some control changes but I will explain that below. ---- Controls ---- Pimax Sword - Not usable unless configured. Valve Wands - Not usable unless configured. Index Knuckles - Works out of the box. This developer(s) seem like they've never played a VR game in their lives. The are two control methods that are both equally bad. Out of the box teleportation is on and it's bound to the right joystick clicking, which I highly suggest no one do, as most VR joysticks are smaller and much more fragile. The left joystick moves you up and down in height by pressing up and down. You are expected to turn your body for turning. Selecting on the in-game tablet, the "Right Hand Movement" option, it turns off teleportation and the "Left hand Navigation" option keeps the same settings as above, but it enables snap turning. The snap turning is set to the left joystick when you press left and right. While the right joystick now moves your character left and right and forward and backwards. I can not explain how weird this feels, in words. The best I can say is imagine if your mouse moved your character and your keyboard flew you up and down with W and S, but A and D turned your character. Grabbing objects is horrible in this game. You try and click the object and your hands just grab anything close by. There are even bugs with grabbing drawers. I opened desk drawers and then move to have a draw start flying around the room following me like a ghost. ---- Gameplay ---- The game has a slight story and has some puzzles to solve. Which is good, but not great.