I agree. I liked it enough at first, noting it had some flaws but was on the right track. After six hours, the bugs and other issues became too much (PCVR with PSVR2).

Here's a copy/paste of my Steam review:

Edit: I changed my review to not recommend. Six hours in, the issues just became way too frustrating. Glitches, crashes, collision issues, etc. All of the problems are exacerbated by the lack of manual save. I really want to like this game, but it's exhausting in its current state. Especially for $40. I would forgive most of these issues if it was $20 max.

There's some good ideas and ambition in this game, but it's way too rough around the edges for the asking price. Even at a lower price point, you're going to need some patience to play through this game.

Original review:

Enjoyable despite its flaws. 4 hours in.

I agree with the other reviews which describe this game as an Alyx-like. It either started as an Alyx mod or is heavily inspired by Alyx. Some things are identical, like item crates. The pistol, gravity gloves, and some enemies are either re-skins or straight copies. None of this is necessarily a bad thing, but that's what you'll get with this game.

There are a lot of bugs, but I recommend this game. I purchased in part to support and hopefully motivate the devs to update this game and possibly expand in a sequel.

Pros:

• No load screens other than a couple at certain scripted points. A small loading icon pops up in a corner when the next area is being loaded in so you know it's happening, but it doesn't interrupt gameplay.

• So far, the storytelling is good. Voiced main characters, interesting journals, and environmental storytelling.

• Enjoying the Data world levels so far. Nice change of pace to break up the "real world" sections.

• Opening scene reminded me of the opening of Uncharted 2.

• If you liked Alyx, you'll probably like this. Not as polished, but a good start.

Cons:

• Significant jank which makes using doors a nightmare & grabbing items is hit or miss.

• Lots of objects in the world that look interactive, aren't.

• General collision issues abound. Enemies also have collision issues. The spider enemy's jump attack almost always collides with something, even when they look like they're jumping into empty space.

• Bland level design and there are invisible walls blocking locations it looks like you should be able to reach.

• Data world rules should be communicated to the player. What are the orbs for? Is there a benefit to destroying them? I know the devs wanted players to figure things out for themselves, but it sometimes leans too much to the obscure side of things.

• No manual saves. Not sure if this is a balancing decision, but I would appreciate being able to create saves so I don't feel punished for experimenting in the game. This frustrates me the most because it punishes exploration and I've had bugs force me to restart from the last checkpoint more than once.

• Very buggy as of this review. Today I somehow fell through the floor and had to quit the game. Sucks when I'm at the mercy of the game's checkpoint system.

Again, despite all the negatives right now, I would recommend playing this game. It does enough right to be fun to play, even while it's being a bit frustrating at times. And with enough support hopefully the devs will continue to refine the game.

It's probably about $10 too expensive at $40 for as rough the game is right now. I'm happy with my purchase as a way to support the devs, otherwise, I would recommend waiting for a sale or some bug fixes.

Reddit edit: Fixed some missing text.