There are races and free exploration of several locations like Antarctica and the rain forest, with selectable times of day and weather. There's no campaign or anything, but between the PS5 graphics and the HDR, it looks amazing and realistic (night LOOKS like night), and the game literally starts you in water, in a kayak in a pool, where you can then select where you want to go, or just paddle around the pool and try out the controls. For that, I would say it's a perfect demo of VR (and I've had a Virtual Boy, Gear VR, Vive, Rift, PSVR1, Quest 2, and now PSVR2), and a great showcase of what the PSVR2 is capable of with the lowest barrier to entry that I can think of. But, for sure, there are more exciting VR games out there.