The puzzles are really satisfying and are the perfect difficulty. At first, I was going to complain that the game doesn't have that many different "puzzle objects" but now I think this is actually a good thing. By the end of the game, you've pushed all of these different objects to their limits. You know the ins and outs of exactly how everything works. And I only got completely stumped a few times. For all the other puzzles I was able to figure it out by just putting my mind to it. The game made me feel smart instead of some other puzzle games which make me feel dumb.

The story is cool too and suits the VR setting. The VR port is pretty good but kinda lacking some quality-of-life features. But it came out in the early era of VR so whatever it's excusable. I played seated and it was fine but my character was just lower to the ground.

I'm excited to play Road to Gehenna and also the sequel that's in development.