With more confirmations coming in about what happened at Meta and it becoming clear that VR gaming is no longer a priority for them, it feels right to acknowledge Camouflaj and the talented people who worked there. With Arkham Shadow, they proved that this series can still work, still resonate, and still be great when it is handled with care, respect for the lore, and genuine love for Batman and the fans. There are so many stories still worth telling in the Arkham universe, and Arkham Shadow showed that clearly, with amazing performances across the board from Roger Craig Smith, Troy Baker, Tara Strong and the rest of the cast. Camouflaj also pulled off something that honestly felt impossible. They made freeflow combat work in VR in a way that is fluid and powerful, truly making you feel like a force of nature as Batman. VR is often dismissed as niche, and yes it's not for everyone, whether because of cost, comfort or interest. But Camouflaj showed exactly why VR can be special. Arkham Shadow delivers that experience in a way no other game does. What hurts the most is that they did everything right. They delivered one of the best Arkham games, with one of the strongest stories in the series. They won awards, including VR Game of the Year. The game exceeded expectations internally. And yet, it still was not enough. It feels like it could have been so much more, especially knowing a sequel was already in production and would have been even more ambitious. Now the people who made all of this possible, from the developers to leadership, including Ryan Payton, Matt Walker and so many others, are out of work. They did not deserve this ending. I hope they know how proud they should be of what they created, because they gave us one of the best Batman experiences ever made and one of the best VR games out there. After everything they poured into this project, I really hope this is not the end of the road for them, and that after this rough period they find new opportunities that value their talent and passion the way it deserves. Thank you, Camouflaj. What you did mattered.