In addition to this, between missions, you get to explore Tony Stark’s iconic house on the cliffside and it’s recreated to pretty much exactly what you remember from the movies. It’s a bit disorienting at first and tricky to get the hang of, but it makes it feel all the more authentic because of that and adds to the immersion of the gameplay. While a cheaper experience would have your typical fly button and whatnot, here you’re going to be using your hands to fly forward, backward, upward, and left and right. One of the most popular superheroes in the world has their own game that makes you feel like Iron Man in every single way. The joy that overcomes you when you first jump into the Iron Man suit is something that feels like a game-changer. That something greater sin the form of Camouflaj‘s Iron Man VR. Batman: Arkham VR was revolutionary, but it was such a controlled experience with so little freedom that you could tell it was just a preview of something greater. Spider-man: Far From Home VR experience gave a little glimpse into becoming Spiderman, but it was a free demo basically.
While there have been attempts at bringing the superhero genre to VR, it hasn’t given the full experience of what it’s like to take over the persona of one of these larger than life characters. A piece so vital to the world of pop culture in this day and age. Of course, sports were a huge draw in VR as well and tons upon tons of titles like 2MD: VR Football Evolution have done wonders to satisfy that crowd.
Blade and Sorcery mods and Vader: Immortal came to the rescue for those people. Then there was the crowd that wanted Star Wars to become their reality.
Tales of Glory and various others have you covered here. There was the crowd that wanted to get thrust into the Medieval world. When VR first came out, there were a certain amount of experiences that people were looking forward to.
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