Batman Arkham Shadow: Hotfix to improve VR performance on Meta Quest 3
Developer Camouflaj has released the first patch for the VR action adventure Batman: Arkham Shadow, which fixes numerous bugs and improves stability.
As announced by Camouflaj, the first hotfix (version 1.0.1) for Batman: Arkham Shadow is available for Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S. The patch fixes several performance and stability issues.
According to the developer, the most significant improvements include fixing several crashes that occurred during boss fights and after interacting with certain objects. A problem where players would get stuck on a black screen after a fade out has also been fixed.
On the gameplay side, the patch fixes a variety of issues, including inoperable gadgets, frozen arms, and grappling hook issues in ventilation shafts. The scoring system for Predator Challenges has also been revised.
The patch also fixes several cutscenes issues, including players being able to walk through doors and characters not spawning properly. Audio tweaks include increasing the volume of voice messages and correcting truncated voice output.
Performance problems spoil the fun of the game
Batman: Arkham Shadow is a flagship title for Meta Quest 3, but has suffered from various performance issues since its release. During our review, edge flickering, frame rate drops, stuttering, and delays in the soundtrack occurred.
The action adventure is the first part of the popular Arkham series in virtual reality and takes place between Arkham Origins and Arkham Asylum. With Hollywood stars like Elijah Wood as Scarecrow and voice acting icon Troy Baker as Harvey Dent, the game sets new standards in VR game production. Anyone who purchases a Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S with 512 GB of memory between now and April 2025 will receive the 50 Euro game for free.
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