Vertigo 2

This sequel has improvements to the gameplay of the first, but... I can't quite put my finger on it, but it lacks some of the charm... The lack of melee weapon is a definite downside, though. They even laughed at giving you a crowbar (and then they don't let you keep or use it... (because 'F%&$ Half-Life,' or something, I guess -- while highly subjective, I found the humor rather malicious in places, which personally was off-putting. It's like different writers made this one.) The teleport device also doesn't let you back-track in some places, so if you dropped down from that catwalk before checking out that one side path, you're out of luck unless you reload your save. The first game drew me in and had interesting story beats that kept me playing; this one immediately felt like a slog. Again, I can't quite put it to words, but I just... didn't like it. Maybe the pacing is wrong, or the digs at other games were in bad taste/poorly handled, but this one just isn't as good as the original. 'Sequels are not equals' as the saying goes. Just my opinion, of course. You might like it if you try it, so my thumbs-down is more of a 'meh' than a downvote. Take that as you will.

This might be the best vr game I have ever played and I have played some VERY good vr games.

Some of the most fun in vr I've had in SOOOO long. It was an absolute BLAST to play. Also some really good guns. Not only good to use but just really fun in general

I just finished the game and have to say I just didn't like it. Game had some great visuals and you certainly get your moneys worth in terms of length. The enemies are just very tedious. I played half the game on normal, then bumped it down to story difficulty. I feel the developer is messing with people, because this didn't much change the difficulty of the game. The enemies were still tedious and just very annoying. Also I'm still confused by the ending, like it suddenly just ends at the reactor. Maybe this is something with multiple endings. Not something I'm ever going to replay.

It's a fun and humorous adventure with good VR interactivity. You don't need to play the first Vertigo, but the intro will be slightly confusing. Despite being called Vertigo, a more apt name might be Thalassophobia; if you have a fear of being underwater or in water with large creatures like I do, you may want to either skip the game (that would be a shame) or have a friend help you through the terrifying bits (there are only a few). You know, so you can maybe close your eyes or something. I'm just saying. There's some minor replayability in that you can choose different characters with some core abilities, and choose different paths that I believe give you a different boss fight in the middle of the game, but I didn't find that feature compelling enough to do a replay, myself. I may still replay it in the future. Even if you only play it once, it's a good 12-14 hour full single player campaign and worth the money, I'd say. Some have said this is, to VR, sort of the "indie Half-Life Alyx" and I'd say that's fairly accurate. A must-try for anyone picking up VR and wondering what to dive into. As an aside: There are larger VR dev teams that do far less and have publicly complaine…

Great graphics and immersive experience