A Terrible Place Reviews

This feels like an early, early release. I've not played long but there are some immediate concerns. -the environment is too big for the player. it's almost as if from the perspective of a very small child -the footstep audio is paced oddly, as if I am giant taking super slow steps. it doesn't match up with any type of normal walking gait -there doesn't appear to be a run feature. in such a big environment, running is critical. this is a big fail. -it seems there is no magazine interactions with the firearms, at least in the tutorial. am I right to assume that "cocking the slide" is considered a full reload? one of the most enjoyable parts of VR gun reloads is dropping empty clips and slammin' fresh ones in. -the bow suffers from similar issue. take your bow out with your left hand, click, your hand turns into an arrow (why can't I see my hand drawing the arrow back? immersion killer) when nocking it. Weapons feel so "blah" when they're designed this way in a VR environment. -i'm definitely not sure about the game loop and what it's supposed to be. It's feels like a moving wave shooter. i do know that it is not fun. I own a plethora of VR games and love the industry. I will say I was kinda impressed with the overall environment (excepting it feels like it's from the view of a 7 year old) , ambiance, sound fx, and overall performance. I'd dare to say that if you put together an RPG game using the environment assets from this game, had a half-baked story with some interesting voice acting, fresh npcs, and you'd have the top VR game of the year. But this is ......I'm not sure what this is. But it's not good.