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.

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 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

Kicking things off is Henry Stockdale writing for UploadVR. In his four-and-a-half star review, he states: "Arkham Shadow feels faithful to the flatscreen Arkham games while innovating in its own way through VR-specific design."

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

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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,