I wanted to love this game but unfortunately it kind of became a slog by the back half. There's a great skeleton of a game here and it's presented beautifully, but it feels quite stretched to reach its runtime. I wouldn't have much of a problem with this if the gameplay loop held up throughout but, unfortunately, the combat gets extremely repetitive. The parry style is fun at first but the constant waiting for enemies to do the move I need them to do really wore on me and the lack of any physics based interaction with my sword led me to just waggle my wrist to whittle down the enemy's health as quickly as possible. The puzzles fair better but they too start to feel samey after a while.

The overall concept of playing as a god who can take control of mortals is great and I especially like switching between god form and mortal form to solve puzzles. I like the follower system overall but man are they dumb. I usually ended up just turning them off during combat because they'll constantly charge at enemies they can't do any damage to and die immediately. The game also has some very cool boss fights (the saga 2 and final boss in particular); too bad these are also repeated.

Das erste wirklich beeindruckende AAA VR Spiel!
Definitiv nichts für VR Einsteiger. Selbst nach Dutzenden Stunden in VR kann ich in diesem Spiel keine längeren Sessions spielen ohne Kopfschmerzen zu kriegen. Aber die investierte Zeit lohnt sich allemal. Asgards Wrath hat sich wirklich Gedanken gemacht, wie man VR in einem Action Adventure nutzen kann. Hier hat man neben freier Bewegung, beeindruckenden Kulissen und einem tollen Kampfsystem auch noch weitere innovative Spielmechaniken, die in VR super funktionieren und das Spiel zu einem richtig runden Gesamtpaket machen.