Iron Man Simulator 2 Review

Iron Man Simulator 2 is an action-packed rpg that allows players to experience what it’s like to be Tony Stark’s iconic hero. The game allows players to don the suit and fly around a massive open world as they take on other players. The game has stunning graphics and immersive gameplay to keep players engaged for hours.

The game’s controls are responsive and well-calibrated, making it easy for newcomers to jump right into the action. The game also features a range of weapons and upgrades that can be crafted or bought throughout the game to upgrade the suits. Some of these upgrades include repulsors and rockets that can be used to shoot down enemies from the air. There are also upgrades that can be crafted to increase the suit’s damage, speed, and armor protection.

Unlike the movie, there’s no real story to follow in the game. The characters are cardboard cutouts of the film’s actors, which is pretty hilarious considering Scarlett Johansson didn’t even approve her likeness for the game. The game’s mechanics are also somewhat clunky, which can be frustrating at times. The flight mechanics in particular can be confusing to learn.

While the game does a good job of justifying its existence as a PSVR2 exclusive, it’s still not the perfect superhero game. One of the most frustrating aspects is that the game only unlocks a few more suits after completing the main missions. Another issue is that the game doesn’t have much of a challenge once you get to later levels. It becomes too easy to blast through all the enemies with ease.

The best part about iron man simulator 2 is that it’s free to play. This is a great way to test the waters and see if you’re into this genre of gaming. If you’re interested in buying the full game, there are plenty of codes available online. However, be sure to read the terms and conditions of each code to ensure that it’s valid. There are also certain codes that only work for a limited time, so be sure to check the expiration date before redeeming it.

One of the most important things that a superhero game needs to have is its flying and suit mechanics. Unfortunately, many superhero games have had trouble getting these aspects right. Thankfully, Marvel’s Anthem has shown what a successful superhero game can look like with its outstanding flying and suit mechanics. These are elements that any future Iron Man game should definitely look up to.

Moreover, the game does an excellent job of making use of the PlayStation VR’s adaptive triggers and headset haptic. Pushing the triggers gently to move an exploding barrel and then tightening them to blow it up is an incredible sensation. Similarly, the rumble in your headset when an enemy shoots at you is incredibly satisfying as it not only alerts you to being hit but helps provide directionality to pinpoint the location of your attacker. Likewise, pulling off the armor of larger enemies to make them vulnerable to your bullets is also very satisfying.