I know this is subjective, but how is the nausea / motion sickness in this game? I am able to play Alyx, Arizona Sunshine and Walking Dead with no issues, but Boneworks was insta-barf for me. Anyone having problems with getting sick after playing this?...

As title says, is this playable on something like the Kat Walk C2 core? I'm currently waiting on one to ship and will be setting it up soon, but the place I'm staying at for the next year makes it tight in the room I'm in. I can't really do "room-scale" anymore, and wanted a VR treadmill for a while to immerse myself more, but this one doesn't show under Kat VR's compatibility list. Anyone try it though?...

If you know the game Shattered Lights, you know what I mean. I don't have 2x2m. I don't mind locomotion. If the game doesn't have controller locomotion, I need to know if the game can "amplify" the headset traslation in space (like the game Shattered Lights does). The feeling is weird at first but you get used shortly after. I was able to play Shattered Lights with 1.7m x 1.7m without any problem or immersion breaking feelings. Also some reviews write about a demo...but I don't see any demo for Eye of th...

do the idols change the ending or gameplay at all or are they just an achievement? havent beaten the game yet but just wondering. thanks in advance!

UPDATE: Issue resolved by installing SteamVR from the store and launching this game from it instead of the Oculus launcher. Original post below: I have many VR games in Steam and have never once needed to load "Steam VR" to play them. I just run the Oculus program and all is well. In fact I had problems with some games earlier and just stopped using Steam VR altogether. Not sure if this is related... to anything above...but I launch everything in the same order I do for all other VR games I have in Steam...