​When playing standalone on Quest, I am someone who values optimization—how stable and smooth the game runs—far more than eye candy like how pretty the graphics look. However, the graphics of Red Matter 2 made me realize the importance of visuals to some extent. Throughout my playthrough, I felt that this level of visual quality was worth sacrificing a bit of performance for. ​To be honest, the optimization of this game isn't perfect. In environments with a lot of dynamic lighting, the frame rate easily drops below 72. I felt it was a bit regrettable and wished they had limited the dynamic lighting and shadows. ​But one thing is clear: the graphics are better than Red Matter 1, yet the optimization is actually much better, which was very satisfying. I played with the background music completely turned off, and the immersion of being all alone in the dead silence of space felt highly realistic and great. ​However, due to the nature of this type of gameplay, the replay value isn't very high. Despite the overall fantastic and wonderful experience, I don't think I will play through it a second time. ​My device is the Meta Quest 3. Meta’s ongoing OS updates have made the system significantly heavier than before, and I believe this is degrading standalone game performance. Therefore, the performance baseline you used during your initial testing is likely no longer the same as what players experience today.