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One of the best games I've ever played. This game has everything. It'll make you happy, sad, angry, tear up with it's beauty, and wince at it's brutality. It's heavily story driven campaign is accompanied by great gameplay. Outstanding attention to detail throughout it's entire lengthy campaign that never for a second gets stale. Truely a must play that still holds up on the PS5 with a 60fps 1440p patch. It looks stunning. Worth every penny.

A nearly perfect game has been remade to play almost exactly as the original did but with incredibly detailed graphics that you'll swear looks exactly like the original.. until you press L2+touchpad and see what those old graphics actually looked like. What a joy to be playing this again. Already level 53, I just can't stop.

This game is awesome if you at all enjoy shooting and have a bit of an interest in real guns. There are SO many guns in this game and you can mess around with all of them. Want to rack the slide until you pop all rounds out the side of the gun? Go ahead, eject the magazine and put a new one in there. All the safeties are functional and can switch automatic weapons from full auto to semi auto using the actual control on the gun. You can buy so many attachments and mods it's crazy. You can make some pretty ridiculous guns with 3 lasers and a knife on it if you want. The shooting is really good and the tracking is very good on PSVR also. Of course depends on your setup but if your setup is good, your tracking while shooting will be good. I found tracking while moding the guns not to be great but that's probably due to the move controllers blocking each other and is probably unavoidable on PSVR. All in all, a great time at a virtual gun range with all you could want in it.

A pretty essential game to have if you have PSVR already. This is my go-to title for playing around in VR when I'm not sure what I want to play at the time, just "something in VR". The London Heist is fun to go through a few times and then has it's shooting gallery to compete in weekly scores against everyone else. Danger Ball is another go-to in here basically playing pong in 3d with a computer controlled opponent sitting opposite of you in a futuristic type or arena. The Ocean Decent is fun to do once and is a neat experience but you do nothing but look around, it's great the first time. The others are ok for doing once but not very necessary. If the disc was just The London Heist, Danger Ball, and Ocean decent, I'd be just as happy. A solid entry point for your new VR headset.

A truly fantastic little game. It's very short but what you get in that time is extremely well polished and creative. The short story is extended with extras to figure out and discover when revisiting the completed levels. This is a return to Batman as more of a detective than Batman as a kick-everybody's-ass super hero. It reminded me of watching the old Adam West Batman show as a kid and solving puzzles with the help of the Bat-computer. It is however a very dark game, as in creepy and sad. It's a must have experience though for any PSVR owner. I can only hope more is on the way from Rocksteady.

This game is fun in fairly short bursts. Playing for more than an hour at a time will probably bore you, but it's always fun to come back to and continue on a few more levels. It's a pretty simple game so what is there looks good. Great textures to make you believe that the blocks are actually made of the material they claim to be made of. I haven't finished the game yet but so far the puzzles are all fairly straight forward. I'm still hoping for more of a challenge in coming zones, if there are indeed more zones after Zone 5. A solid little game to add to your VR collection.

I was really unsatisfied/disappointed with this game. The trailer certainly makes it look like enough fun to warrant the price, however it falls far short of that when actually playing the game. The sound effects are either not there where you would expect them, or are plain terrible. The gameplay feels very static/rigid. You can move your guns around fine with the motion controllers as well as any game, but the enemies are so rigid and dull. You're never fooled into thinking any of these characters or monsters are possibly real in any context. The game is super short, and even the training mode won't last long until you are bored to tears with it. In training, getting to level 30 is super easy, then actually beating level 30 was pretty frustrating. The environments are not convincing, and you feel more like you are in a low budget version of MGS2 on the PS2. The good is that the game runs fine and had no glitches that I noticed in the short time I had with it until everything was finished. The biggest reason I'm giving it a 4 instead of maybe a 6 is that the price is way way too high for this experience. If it's on sale for $5-10 when you're reading this, it would be a fine game to grab if you're hungry to shoot at things with a gun in each hand and aren't expecting a polished game. The whole game feels very homemade. Sorry for the bad review but I was just very unhappy with the game for what I paid ($27 CAD). I ended up getting a refund which I would have done before playing for an hour and a half if I had thought of the idea. I was thinking I was stuck with the game and trying to get something out of it in a feeling-sorry-for-my-wallet type of way. If it was priced at a third of what it is, I would be giving a bit of a different review as you would be expecting what you're getting here.

I just started this game a few days ago but really enjoy it. It's really good for what I like in a phone game. Very simple gameplay but has a good strategy element and there's a lot of collecting and managing of your characters/creatures, items, and gear. The game hits a lot of limitations though unless you pay a lot of money. It forces you to stop playing unless you pay cash or wait 15 minutes to get enough energy back to take one turn, in which most likely nothing will happen. 5 hours will fully restore your energy, or you can pay a dollar to get your energy restored instantly. It would be rather pricey if you opened your wallet to this game. If you can play it casually though, say one little sitting a day, then you will enjoy this little RPG style battle game. I wish they lifted the energy restrictions and kept the pay for creatures/items/gear stuff. It **** sometimes to be forced to put the game down for a few hours only to get another 3 minutes tops out of it.

Amazing game, and endless multiplayer fun. If you are buying for the single player though, definitely pass. The CoD series would be a better choice for single player options. Multiplayer though, this is where it's at.