​Magic Leap, the secretive augmented reality company that has raised $2.3 billion, finally demoed its long-rumored, much-vaunted headset on Wednesday (and announced that the headset will ship this summer). It was disappointing.

Magic Leap has promised big things — remember the tiny elephant in your hands? Remember that whale jumping out of the gym floor?

But the animations demonstrated on Wednesday fall short of those promises. Waaaay short. You can watch the full presentation here, but most of the demos focused around this little rock-throwing creature:

Using hand tracking for blocking and head pose to dodge a flying rock. Note use of several surfaces Barrie's in height. @magicleap #magicleap #AR pic.twitter.com/DHKiSDVyex https://t.co/DEoxNL3JRN — NicoleLazzaro 🐰🎩 (@NicoleLazzaro) July 11, 2018

The ability to sense and interact with surfaces is solid, but still… this is it?

Meanwhile, if you were hoping to not look like a total goober in the hardware, we have bad news: