Now, the good:

 Graphics are fucking incredible, and its a solid performer. (i7 9700k, 1080ti) I didn't break a sweat to run it on ultra settings at 2.0ss, and my reprojection ratio was not that high, though, I did drop it down to high for now just so I was sure to not run into any problems should they arise, but even on high it is hands down one of the best looking VR titles.

 Gameplay is fun, and not repetetive. Especially in the beginning, I can feel the game doing one of the best things you can do, gradually adding mechanics, and allowing them to interact with one another, to allow for plenty of different ways to deal with a situation.

 Inventory system is just complicated enough, to make it feel like it has meaning. This is a super important part to any RPG, and I really appreciate the work that was done here.

Final thoughts?

Overall, I really like it. It isn't a bad game. But it is certainly not "The witcher 3 of VR" as a lot of people were hyping it up to be. I really appreciate what they are doing, and it certainly is a AAA game, for $40. I highly recommend picking this up, as this is the first of many AMAZING games in the VR space, that are about to come out in the holiday season of 2019.

[spoiler]So looks like it's another shitty game that doesn't benefit from being on VR[/spoiler]