Red Matter

Excellent VR sci-fi game, worked well with my HP Reverb G2. Graphics, environments and gameplay is very good, puzzles are well balanced with increasing difficulty although not super challenging. I enjoyed it so much that I really wished it was longer, but nevertheless I definitely recommend this game!

Decent puzzle game, but very short (2.5 hours) for the asking price, so I'd only recommend this on a sale.

Nitpick: The flashlight is really weird and pointless in the game, you have to hold the trigger for max brightness. It replacing your left hand tool also makes it that much more annoying to use. Should've been on/off toggle on the right hand.

The game does not use the grip button at all, so interacting with stuff is kinda annoying at times, but definitely not an issue.

I really enjoyed this game. I loved the setting, the story, the puzzles. It was nicely spooky without being scary. Definitely recommended.

Played on Quest 3 wireless with Meta Quest Air Link on Windows 10.
The game has been in my library since 2019 and after playing it, I should have played it much sooner. The VR interactions are well thought out and easy to understand. The graphics are really good (way better than some modern games) and the sound is atmospheric too. The puzzles are nice and not too challenging (including the safe combination, which was a simple logical puzzle, even if some people have trouble with it).
I liked the simple story and the ending.
The game time is about 3 hours and in that time I really enjoyed walking through the underground areas and exploring the story and the fate of the characters.

This game is a treat, runs buttery smooth with really pretty visuals and environments, no idea what the story meant but it sounds cool and the puzzles where fun, only complaints is the height config is a bit out of wack, running speed is god awful slow and while i have no problem with a shorter game, for almost 40 dollars maybe only consider when on sale, otherwise pretty minor complaints, I recommend.

Sci-fi adventure game with some mild horror elements. Tells a pretty good story in 3 hours of gameplay. Played on PSVR2 with 3090ti, no real issues. Some blur, re-projection at times while playing, some of the textures have that unreal engine "plastic sheen". The story is advanced via slow exploration and fairly easy puzzles. The environments are neat, retro future 1960's scifi style space base, with Soviet Union propaganda spread about. Graphics are decent. The voice acting is very good. The bulk of the story/narrative unfolds through environmental clues, and the pace of the story can be a little slow if you aren't drawn into the mystery of the base/mission. If you don't like adventure games with puzzles, or "walking sims" might not be the game for you. I do think that this is an really good interactive story telling experience / a game that really only works well in VR. Excited to play the second one now. Heard it is improved greatly over the first.

A short, but interesting story with no bugs or the usual "hard to control" glitches.
The only downside here is that it only somewhat supports index controllers. It works fine, but you have to find out the buttons for yourself :)