I have Reverb G2 (with ReVIVE installed), and I don't get any sounds. What might be causing it?

If this game is really that short that would be my only known complaint so far. The jumping, the flying, the punching the ground for momentum are just absolutely wonderful. Gorilla Tag proved the underlying control concept is very fun and this game makes it into a real honest to god native VR Platformer. Punching the heads of the monsters to hop across the gap was just absolutely superb for the first time doing it. Flying is great. Hands take a little getting used to but they are also great. The jumping...

And they are tiny, really. 1. The UI looks a bit rough (not the design, it just looks like someone accidentally uploaded the 480p version and not the 1080/4k one lol 2. (For Quest 3 controllers at least) the angle where you need to bend your wrist to interact with the menus is super off for me, and if you could add a slider that allows the player to set the angle then I literally have nothing else to whine about lol ^ You guys have done a really good job with this game. It's very refreshing and exciting...

I noticed when I tried playing this game at 120hz that it looks like its stuttering/reprojecting even though its nowhere near full CPU/GPU usage (I even tried lowering the resolution to 10% and it still had the same issue), I've seen this issue before in a few games and I think its usually a physics issue (particularly in Unity) that needs to be fixed on the developer side Any chance you'd look into this? Not a huge deal if not. I highly prefer 120hz over 90hz for platformers like this...

Are there going to be any differences such as realtime shadows/lighting/specular etc? Thanks.