Despite some minor flaws, I was enjoying the game until about 1/3 of the through when I made it to the wraith in the garden. That level has effectively killed all my enjoyment and interest in this game. Basically, you’re forced to spend 15-20 minutes hiding from a wraith by moving behind various walls while navigating through a garden. Until it sees you, the wraith moves and turns INCREDIBLY SLOWLY so every attempt on this level seems to take forever.
Once the wraith sees you, you're immediately killed and have to start the level over. Now you would think, considering you are at such a huge disadvantage in this level, that the wraith would take a couple seconds to see you: nope, the wraith can spot you instantly (and often does). Even after all that, if you manage to successfully make it through the garden the wraith will blast open all the doors to the (cabana?) room you just escaped into and then kills you anyway. There is no way to fight back or to hide again once you’ve been seen.
I cannot express how much I HATE when game developers do this. These prolonged “move slowly or be killed instantly” levels were bad enough in games for console systems, but they are so much worse in VR. Does anyone out there think it sounds fun to tightly strap a VR headset to your face and then spend an hour or more playing through a single level that would take 2 minutes if not for the ridiculous handicaps the developers threw in against you? I certainly didn't.
If the developers ever decide to release an update for this level, I will absolutely be willing to try again. The game was pretty good up to this point, but not good enough to justify this much frustration this early on.

IIf you’re reading this just buy it! Right now it’s 99 cents. And it will be the best 99 cents you have ever spent! If you miss the sale it’s still worth it!

The game itself starts you off not knowing what you are doing but unlike the other reviewers complaint of this, that’s the whole point of the game. It’s telling you a story as you progress. This isn’t a game to pick up and run through, you have to dive into the story and let it guide you.

The game goes from simple to creepy to morbid to terror and an anxiety level of horror that you’ll say nope and throw your headset across the room!

Simply embrace the story and the horror and you’re going to have a good time!

Trust me, this is a game you WANT to play through not knowing anything!

update:

Now that I have played through the game. Heres some tips that does not spoil the surprises! Do not look up the walkthroughs! Let it be a surprise!

The game is telling a story, you need to follow the objectives. The main and actually the only gotcha what appears to be a glitch but it’s not is when your asked to burn something in a fireplace. Not spoiling anything but there is an order to follow. Put item in fireplace THEN find the gas key and turn on the fireplace. If you do the opposite the game will lock you in with something you will not want to be with.

A huge tip I found very useful is when traveling, close every single door you open. KEEP ALL the doors closed at all times. The “somethings” will stay on their places for the most part. IF they hear you, they will look for you!

And so you know there are two endings based on the things you collect in the game. All wins the game, anything less is lose!

This is a intresting horror puzzle game the puzzles are really fun and the game gets creepy very fast like chapter after chapter its an great game tbh and i recommend it so go try it out.

Just bought this over the weekend definitely 4.5 stars. I know it was out for awhile but good game. Nice scare scenes overall gameplay is good. Well worth it

It's unclear what you actually have to do and why you die.

Fast Travel Games are excellent developers and the game starts off interesting but as soon as I had to get past a wraith by waiting for it to hobble around I stopped playing. Its such a tired mechanic and just waiting for ages for it to move out of the way is, for me, is just tedious. I remember the same thing 30 years ago with the first splinter cell game. Hated the game play then too! It probably wouldn’t be so bad if the running speed was faster than walking, but its almost the same. If crouching made you less visible but it make no difference - I will leave it there.