Batman: Arkham Shadow stays true to the series formula. But did developer Camouflaj manage to make the game feel truly at home in VR? Read our full review to find out. Batman: Arkham Shadow Details: Publisher: Oculus Studios Developer: Camouflaj Available On: Meta Horizon (exclusive to Quest 3 & Quest 3S) Reviewed On: Quest 3 Release Date: October 21st,

Batman: Arkham Shadow has a pretty epic cast for a VR game. The most important member is Roger Craig Smith, who plays Batman. He’s taken on that character many times before, including in Arkham: Origins.

Batman: Arkham Shadow is out, and with it come reviews of the game. It looks like VR users have something to be excited about.

Picking up a few years after the events of Arkham Origins, Batman has come into his own as the protector of Gotham but as a new Cult of the Rat King threatens to send the city into chaos with their ‘Day of Wrath’ the Dark Knight is on a race against the clock to thwart their scheme or risk losing his city.

Arkham Shadow’s long playtime did I feel like I had a billion dollars, and without that the simulation will never be complete. That said, it did do a remarkably good job of making me feel like I was playing an actual Arkham game by including all of the signature elements of Rocksteady’s legendary series: literally punchy combat,

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Arkham Shadow is a gorgeous title with amazing gameplay and combat features that set it apart from any other VR game I’ve played before. Although a buggy launch and a simple story hold it back, I still deem it a must-play for VR fans and hope that the rough-around-the-edges game will be