I only boot up a game such as Archangel VR in an attempt to understand what feels like to pilot a towering, kaiju-sized, six-story giant robot.
Archangel is an action-packed, story-driven VR shooter where players are dropped into the cockpit of a six-story-high war-machine and stop a tyrannical corporation from taking over a post-apocalyptic America.
Archangel is a story-based, on-rails Virtual Reality game in which the player is tasked with controlling humanity’s last bastion of hope, a giant bipedal mech, to defend whatever is left of society. As one of VR’s few story-heavy games and Mech titles, Archangel has a lot of expectations to live up to, but does it succeed?
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Archangel is a slick, entertaining action game that is relatively easy to pick up and play. The premise is fun and familiar, making it approachable if not perhaps particularly original. Still, it presents some of the sharper visuals in VR to date, and is a welcome port of the popular PlayStation VR game.
Man, such a shame about the game's dialogue slowing things down so far that it impacted the experience. You always want to game to be enhanced by dialogue not turned into a slog because of it.