No story content, reused sound and visuals, full focus on gameplay. Tons of new missions and most of them are really fun: earlier ones are rather conventional challenges, similar to the VR Training from the main game, but the further you advance the more creative they get - Special chapter goes completely nuts. Took me ~34 hours to casually beat everything, occasionally improving my score on some levels.
As I said, the visuals are the same as main game VR Training - simplistic design, but pretty cool and does the job. The soundtrack recycles the original duology themes and I loved that - nice throwback and sounds fire.
Original campaign excels at storytelling and visual presentation, but doesn't show the full gameplay potential - on each location there is either a boss or like 3 regular enemies at best. VR Missions turned out to be a genius solution for that - made me appreciate the gameplay mechanics a lot more than I did and realize they were truly ahead of their time.
As I said, the visuals are the same as main game VR Training - simplistic design, but pretty cool and does the job. The soundtrack recycles the original duology themes and I loved that - nice throwback and sounds fire.
Original campaign excels at storytelling and visual presentation, but doesn't show the full gameplay potential - on each location there is either a boss or like 3 regular enemies at best. VR Missions turned out to be a genius solution for that - made me appreciate the gameplay mechanics a lot more than I did and realize they were truly ahead of their time.
some dessert to go with the full course meal the main game was. very fun to just play through a couple levels every now and then
nice addition to the base game for the era.