"The opening minutes of the game feature Neil Patrick Harris as Wade Wilson aka Deadpool, carrying out his wild plan to use a jeep filled with explosives to blast open a hole in a large aircraft taken over by an evil group of ninjas. If you like what this opening offers, the rest of the game only gets better. But if you can't stand Deadpool or prefer VR games that feature interactivity, you'll likely be ripping the headset off in minutes."
"Developed by Twisted Pixel and published by Meta, Deadpool VR is, as the name very clearly states, a virtual reality game in which you star as Deadpool as he gets sucked into a bonkers intergalactic reality show and quickly agrees to do evil villain Mojo's bidding while getting as many viewers as possible. If he pulls it off, he'll be a famous star. If he fails, he'll be canceled, which in Mojo's world equals death."
"Well, actually, to get to this part of the game, you'll have to slog through the opening level set inside an occupied Shield helicarrier that Deadpool is being paid to rescue from the Hand Clan. And this part sucks, and is the worst bit of Deadpool VR. Prepare for a lot of dark grey corridors filled with the same enemies. And because Deadpool is very hard to kill, you rarely feel in danger in this section."
Deadpool VR is a virtual reality game for Quest 3 and Quest 3S that casts the player as Wade Wilson participating in an intergalactic reality show controlled by villain Mojo. The opening sequence features Neil Patrick Harris as Deadpool detonating a jeep to breach a hijacked aircraft full of ninjas. Progression requires getting through a prolonged opening level set aboard an occupied Shield helicarrier where Deadpool must rescue the ship from the Hand Clan. That early section is slow, filled with dark grey corridors and repetitive enemies, and offers limited combat variety, making encounters feel unsatisfying until later sections introduce more ways to interact and fight.
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