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Batman: Arkham Shadow is a game that may have passed under your radar. Released this week for Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S (see our pick of theDeveloped by Camouflaj and published by Oculus Studios, it's an action-adventure game in which the player, as Batman,
must stop a villain called the Rat King from unleashing chaos. The rhythmic, free-flow combat follows the approach of the previous game, but the new sequel is gaining attention for a very particular aspect: Batman's hands.Players are impressed by the smoothness of the physics of Batman's hands in the VR game.
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