Very nice experience, its cool being able to pilot the machineary in wolfestein whilst being at the comfort of your desk not needing to stand up, this is a true thrilling experience, although not entirely a masterpeice, my issues with the game was the rocket launcher for the mech feeling a bit weak and not really packing much of a punch, which is a bit of a shame as rocket launchers in games are typically more powerful than feeling spongey. I would defintley like to see more vr titles like this, maybe even a doom the dark ages atlan or dragon experience, or since this was developed by arkane studios a dishonered or deathloop vr experience, that would be pretty fun.

Assuming you get this on sale for £3; yeah it's worth it. £15 base price for 2.3 hours of content is a little steep.

You get three things to control... So, three missions, basically. You get a mechanical dog with a flamethrower and a leap attack. A mini drone that has a single-shot, weird, person-melting thing? Plus a hacking appendage. Then finally a big standard mech with a minigun and rockets.

'Fixing' the Zitadelle is literally just pulling three bits of metal out of the chassis... Which reminds me, on the table they give you a screwdriver, and after finishing the game I'm now realising you literally never use it for anything. They put all that effort into letting you manipulate and pull things closer to you and whatever. Yet the preparation is kinda underwhelming. No soldering or welding or anything to make you feel like you're actually doing something. It's literally just, "Insert this card, alright cool, done. That was easy, huh?" Maybe it's just as well, I couldn't figure out how to build the gun earlier so I just jiggled things about until they locked into place. I literally couldn't even tell it was a gun, I genuinely thought they had handed me part of an engine.

I did the very end bit and the monitor is like "Join the resistance?", yet all I could do is just sit there with guns strapped to my hands as the credits played. I sat there, waited AGES for the credits to finish, and, nothing. You just sit there in silence until you quit the game.

Anyway, you should play it. On sale. For £3. If you do, you get to sit down while burning, shooting, melting and exploding Nazis. Also, some people mention motion sickness for the drone parts, which I only got motion sickness once near the end because I was spinning around wondering where the hell to go, I don't think it would be that bad for most of it since the game is pretty linear.