Hope you like hearing 'tap my button! tap my button!' on loop every 30 seconds, because it'll interrupt literally everything—even important NPC conversations. The game could be good, but the bugs make it hard to enjoy.

Disclaimer: I postponed playing this until after the 1st patch. I'm about 11hrs into the game and almost completed it. Based on my experience, I highly recommend it to those who are into puzzle adventure games like Red Matter games. Wanderer is closer to the classic point and click adventure games of the 90s where you have to use certain items at certain places. The time travel element reminded me a lot of the game Days of the tentacle. My main gripe however was the user interface, which drastically improves each time you update your pocket watch, which in turn begs the question why it wasn't implemented from the start. When I upgrade an item, I expect to be rewarded with a new ability and not with a 'quality of life' feature. Graphics: 9/10 - v good but sometimes let down by low quality texture Sound/Music 9/10 - excellent but your own footstep sound is a little too loud and not well synced Gameplay 9/10 - VR needs more games like this and less shovelware that's being marketed for kids who don't know any better. Some puzzles are hard and it's unlikely you'll get through it all without checking a walkthrough. Your pocket watch has a hint function but it's not always obvious what to do next. The combat is bad in general, not sure if it adds any value, AI is awful but they will patch this soon, but in all honestly, most combat in VR games generally ****. Experience 10/10. I gave it a 10 instead of a 9 to increase avg score here. This is one of the best games on PSVR2 (I own a lot of the games in VR library) and score should reflect that.

Is this half life alyx from the Temu? Please get a grip! Could be a masterpiece when user friendly and vr focused