This is the single worst VR title I have ever had the misfortune of playing (and I have played dozens over the last year). I have seen Minecraft and Gmod maps built by actual children that are more compelling and interactive than this 10-minute glorified tech demo is.
I wouldn't recommend this even if it was free because it would still take up 2.3GB of your SSD for basically nothing. I don't just mean this "game" (not even a walking simulator since all you can do is walk around on your porch before you get abducted) is bad, I mean aside from the fact that it takes less than 10 minutes to do a full playthrough and there is literally no interactivity with anything in your environment at any point, it's also obvious the producers of the game did exactly zero research into what actually gets reported to organizations like MUFON. Regardless of whether you personally think abductees are telling the truth or are just crazy, the alien abduction phenomenon can still be studied through the lens of comparative folklore (contrasting the reports with old Irish "fairy-stories", for example) without descending into pseudoscience. One can still look for commonalities in the reports to find the most common elements being reported, and then include them in the game as a way of staying true to the available source material. It's really obvious the developers looked at none of the existing work that's been done on the subject outside of whatever broad strokes have seeped into the pop culture works they've seen. There is no attempt to depict the mind-numbing fear abductees experience, no attempt to depict the calming nature Gray aliens seem to have with their touch, no telepathic contact with the Grays, no hybridized gray/human baby creche we are taken to, no "Tall" or "Doctor" style Grays organizing and commanding the shorter ones around them, no visible alien technology or rooms of their ship other than a blank hallway with two short Grays in it staring at you; hell, they even fail to include the most common recurring alien abduction trope: the anal probe.
If you want an actual idea of what it feels like to live as an abductee while also being entertained, watch the 2016 comedy series [i]People of Earth[/i] or the 2002 thriller miniseries [i]Taken[/i] instead.
