- November 17, 2022
- Triband
WHAT THE BAT?
What the Bat is fun if you just want to kill half an hour, and its humour and variety make it colourful and unpredictable every time.
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About
In "WHAT THE BAT?" , players take on wacky challenges with baseball bats for hands, from daily routines to art heists and space station control. This quirky VR game offers 100+ levels across nine chapters, brimming with slapstick comedy and absurd situations. Navigate through unconventional tasks such as ironing clothes and painting a horse, taking breaks to savor the 4-hour playtime and enjoy the amusing surprises.











- WHAT THE BAT? offers a fun and silly experience with a variety of imaginative mini-games that keep players entertained.
- The game features charming visuals and clever humor, reminiscent of its predecessor, WHAT THE GOLF?, making it enjoyable for fans of quirky VR games.
- The developers are actively updating the game and hinting at more content, which adds to the excitement for future gameplay.
- The game is relatively short, with an average completion time of about 2-3 hours, leading some players to feel it lacks value for its price.
- Many levels can feel repetitive and overly simplistic, with some challenges being frustratingly difficult without much guidance.
- There are technical issues and bugs that affect gameplay, particularly for non-Oculus users, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is minimal, primarily serving as a framework to progress through levels rather than offering a rich narrative experience, with players noting a lack of depth and life in the world. Despite this, the humor and gameplay are enjoyable, though the overall experience is short, lasting only 2-3 hours. Players express a desire for more story content in future updates to enhance the game's value.
“Regardless, the story is hysterical and the gameplay is pretty fun.”
“The world is really empty of any life; I obviously wasn't expecting a story with cut scenes, etc., but there is nothing other than 'this is level 1, beat it to move to level 2.'”
“I enjoyed it; however, it wasn't very long (I managed to beat the whole game in about 2-3 hours) and did not have much else to do besides the main story.”
“I'd definitely recommend it on sale, but if they do get around to adding more story parts, it could be worth the $25.”