There is a lot more than just 1:1 tracking to consider, because you aren’t actually touching things the visual feedback is very important. All motion control is not made equal, in some games it’s flat out glitchy in others it’s just ok. The motion control implementation is also great, like better than job simulator great. Even the way the leather of his gloves (full Oculus Touch finger movement supported BTW) stretch as you gesture and grab things is just right. The way Batsies grappling hook fires with the twisting cord trailing behind is perfect. Rocksteady’s version of Gotham City is perfectly realized in all its gritty neon glory. The lighting, textures, effects and animations are all absolutely stellar. First of all, it is hands down the best looking VR game I have played to date. If I was to rate Batman Arkham VR on its design and execution alone it would be a solid 10 out of 10.

This can make rating VR games rather tricky at times, do we try to focus on innovation and build quality or do we slam every $20 experience that lasts less than an hour? Amazing Effects in Batman Arkham VR With the difficulties of working in a new medium combined with total customer base of less than a million users, 2 million if you count PSVR, all but the bestselling VR games would be lucky to break even after production costs. We are well aware of the problems regarding content length and pricing but we also understand what developers are up against. Here at VR Beginners Guide we are firm believers in the future of VR.

Batman vr review download