ADR1FT

(NON-VR REVIEW)
This is a game I wanted to really like, and I didn't dislike it. It just didn't grip me.
Be very clear this is basically a walking sim - mostly at a very slow pace at that - with a bit of survival mixed in for peril. I suppose that's realistic for the backstory which is that you are a stranded astronaut following the destruction of your space station.
Graphically, it is very good to look at although the UIs are a bit confusing at times. Gameplay wise you'll be trying to navigate set routes in your spacesuit which is (purposefully) difficult to control, exploring portions of the broken station to collect items for backstory or suit improvement, avoiding dead ends and hazards, and ultimately trying to save yourself.
Progress is hit and miss, and you will die and use checkpoints a lot. But there is some validation as you learn bits and pieces about what happened to your crewmates and piece the story together. It's not the longest game, but any longer and it probably would get tedious.
It's a thumbs-up but qualified - and I definitely suggest you browse a few reviews before making your mind up.

Middle of the road review. I've gone with recommend, as it's not BAD, just lacking.
Adr1ft is quite an visually appealing game. You play as a lone survivor of a space station disaster, floating amongst the zero-g wreckage, completing tasks and refilling your dwindling oxygen, until you're able to evacuate back to Earth.
Positives:
*Great visuals
*Believable physics
*How I'd imagine movement in an EVA suit would be (despite complaints of it's difficulty)
*Audio Logs
Disappointments:
*It felt like a tech demo rather than a complete game
*Objectives were bland and repetitive, like they were tacted on at the last minute to turn a tech demo into a game
*Despite enjoying the audio logs, there were far too few of them to make them worth adding as a feature
*Minimalist HUD/interface. This I imagine was a design decision, to have the interface/messages appear in the helmet to make it more immersive. I felt it limiting, like I was missing a lot of messages/info, while at other times it felt underutilised
*A lacking in a sense of purpose in my actions/objectives. For the most part, I felt less like I had to get X to do Y, and more just following the waypoints blindly.
*This game had collectables, but the "just follow the waypoint" approach to objectives, combined with a ticking clock of constantly needed to refill my oxygen supply, made me feel like I didn't have an opportunity, or the game didn't want me to, explore.
*Lack of agency. I guess this is a minor thing that felt off a little. I know this isn't a RPG, but I never really felt in control of my character, just railroaded to follow the waypoints, but at the same time it felt like I should have some impact on my world and surroundings more.

Valve Index Implementation is bad.
I give a good review because it looks like a decent game which - with the right hardware - is probably awesome.

HI all, If you are readin this, have no fear.

All reviews u see are pretty accurate, the game is very relaxing yet drives you into an incredible journey around the station, You need to be wary of your oxygen and get those pods , if you venture to far from the path u simply die as u can not make it back.

If you are into space games like me, you will find this game to be very fun and exiting, i would recommend you to try this.