Lushfoil Photography Sim

I bought this game for its native VR mode, and it didn't disappoint. The VR controls are well designed, performance is solid, and the visuals are good. It's one of the best-looking VR games available. One issue I noticed is that some ground textures have very noticeable pop-in in VR. I hope this can be improved with a future patch. Another small disappointment is that, in VR, every level is available from the start, so the sense of progression from unlocking new areas is missing. I enjoy simply exploring the beautiful environments, but it would be even more rewarding if there were some progression or incentive to discover new locations naturally. About UEVR: I also tried the game with UEVR instead of the native VR mode. While UEVR preserves Unreal5 effects that aren't compatible with native VR, the trade-offs aren't worth it in my opinion. Performance is significantly worse, and you'll likely spend hours tweaking UEVR settings to get acceptable results. Even then, the game only looks slightly better than the native VR version, and that's only if you have a high-end PC. In every other respect, the native VR mode provides the better experience.

I have mixed feelings about this game. I absolutely loved the desktop version. The bicycle was the real fun. Stunning and beautiful. However the VR has a couple of immersion-ruining issues - the most convenient photo mode, which is when you use hands to make a frame, just doesn't work correctly 90% of the time, so the gameplay switches from exploration to struggle, the window mode (where frame hangs in the air) switches off on its own all the time, and a handheld mode is just unusable (the screen window is too small). The second biggest issue is holes in it in the meshes - every corner you turn there is a mesh with a hole in it because of poor alignment (in some areas like France some elements are missing at all - the tracks are missing rail sleepers) - it just ruins the immersion. And also the meshes that grow out of nowhere when you approach its just too obvious not to notice and it does it even if you set up distance to max. The VR version needs a lot of fixing as of now.