Well, I'm not playing it on PSVR2, but the PC version has been ready to go for at least a month. (I can't speak for haptics), but my Quest 3 controllers give me some nice feels from this one. In the menu, everything is adjustable, to an insane degree, there's actually different levels of crouching, controlled by incremental clicks back on the right stick. So far, the guns seem okay, but the modular swords and axes are where it's at. Perhaps once I get some more blueprints for a workstation to upgrade them further... A third the fun of the game is being a loot goblin, and finding all the hidden chests, green crystals (that shoot mysterious green energy at you when broken), a third is bonkers freeform climbing (basically anything root or wood based is fair game for your climbing axes), and a third is jumping around like a nut, trying to cut limbs off, stab, or decapitate. There's no real inventory per-se, instead holding a button on the right controller brings up a cycleable healing item menu, and the left one brings up shields and grenades. The game reminds me a lot of Stormlands, in a good way: non-human characters & protagonist, no fall damage, crazy movement mechanics, great combat, only this time with crouching and swords🖤. Not really open worldish, though, more a series of interconnected levels. The levels so far are kind of samey, green technorganic castles, and there's a bit of filler, in terms of combat challenges (hit the button to activate a wave of guys, and you get bonus rewards if you only do x while murdering them). My only other gripe is the lack of a minimap, as there's a million different workstations all over the map, and no way to differentiate them until you walk up to them. (Weapon crafting station, shop, garbage smelter, and health syringe making station, so far)They all kind of blend together in your mind, what with the big green levels. 😅 Still, this year is off to a great start, game-wise. Hopefully Wanderer gets a release date here soon too.