I didn't play it on PSVR so I'm not sure how the experience is, but playing it on Quest 3 and using my body to turn instead of the sticks was incredibly immersive, I can imagine the cable on PSVR2 being problematic for this game. If you had a Quest 2 or 3, I'd definitely recommend it (and always use a referral code for 25% off), it's a great romp, takes about 8-12 hours to play through the story and some of the side content(I recommend the races in particular, they are quite thrilling), all separated into nice digestible missions, it's a good time one of the better VR games I've played 👍Arkham VR was pretty neat though quite limited, so this has my interest. That was by Rocksteady though...
The Iron Man PSVR demo I tried was decent and i bought the game on discount, been waiting on a PSVR2 port that doesn't seem to ever be materializing.
I do appreciate this trailer's adherence to the Arkham tradition of pre-rendered trailer graphics being far and away beyond what we will see in game
This seems really cool. How is the Oculus? If anything is going to get me to buy one it'd be Batman
The mechanics and gadgets of Batman lends itself to VR very well. Hookshot and gliding in this would be thrilling; Arkham VR was a fun taste at what the detective-ing parts could look like; we know stealth can work well in VR from the various Espire games and Alyx. Not sure how you do satisfying combat as Batman in VR (maybe predominantly gadget focused), but 3 out of 4 of those core pillars are very possible to get right in VR.I went from excited to deflated
VR is the least interesting place I want to play Batman.
"This is how it happened. This is how the IP died."
What is Quest 3 like compared to PSVR2?
With Sony's nonexisting support, I'm considering selling my PSVR2 for a Quest 3. At least some interesting bigger games like AC and now this.