Batman: Arkham VR reviews

Batman Arkham VR SHOULD definitely play any one who has a VR glasses. The Experience is good, you can discover a lot and immerse yourself well in the World of Gotham. Since I have already played all the "normal" Batman parts, I immediately got on well. Despite the very immersive Experience, there are some Weak points Pros: + Immersion and Mechanics in themselves very good for a VR title despite the Age of the Title + graphics, Soundscape, voice acting, everything fits + Absolutely suitable for everyone, as 0.0 Motion Sickness + I am Ba tman Cons:-Playing time (approx. 30 minutes, then Riddler Puzzles)-no fight Scenes-no Flight scenes-no driving Scenes-Feast places to port to-Eher Techdemo character-If the Title doesn't start, the following applies: Over-channel Tools (e.g. MSI Afterburner) and Nahimic Audio Software (often included in Realtek Chipsets such as MSI) stop via task manager. Verdict: Unfortunately, It is not worth more than €5per, but it is too short for that. Showcase for a Full-Length title We hopefully get from Rocksteady one Day. I would be happy! I am Batman! :-D

"Batman-Arkham VR" is an intense-even immersive, cinematic experience that shows possibilities you'd just want more of. The Mini-tasks to be completed live very much from the first-class Presentation of the Batman World. But These are not really demanding-but could be. Thanks to the Motion Controllers of the VR Systems, a lot more would be possible. For example, what if you could control the Batmobile (at least over a short Distance) yourself? Or what if you swing over a Building with the Rope and have to unplug at the right Moment in order not to end up in the wrong Spot? More Complex Puzzles would be as possible as a Fistfight against one villain or another. The Puzzles could well be crisper or more in number. It is very much to be hoped that in the near Future this Title will be upgraded with additional Content and you may be able to spend more and more demanding Time on it. Verdict: Convincingly presented-but too short. It would be desirable to give the Player more "Freedoms" in The Action. Moreover, more sophisticated Tasks and Puzzles would be desirable.

It's a short one (it took me about 1.5 Hours) but quite intense Tripp into the Bat Costume. It's always fun! And when I looked in the Mirror as Batman, the Spits Briefly stayed away from me. Immersion: The Graphics and The Mid-urge Feel are the Madness. Also various Villains and how is played with Batmans or my Psyche, various Shivers chased over my Back. The VR Aspect has been super successful and provides a variety of WOW moments. Gameplay: Resembles more to a small Adventure than to a Batman Game. You just stand and can't move or teleport freely. There are a few Points per Level between which you can get. Everyone who has played Arkham Knight has played the Puzzle mechanics also knows the puzzle mechanics. Unfortunately, if you leave out the Effect of VR or the physical Grasp of Objects, the Gameplay is very sobering. Add to that the far too short Playing Time. For £20: Batman VR just offers me too little Play. It actually has so much Potential. For £10, I would fully recommend it to anyone ... However, I hope that the Developers will succeed With the Idea and create a real Title with Batman in VR! Since the Trip (it's not more) was still a lot of fun for me, I recommend it ... However, It should be clear to every Buyer that they are not playing here, but more Brainstorming what might work at Batman in VR.