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1. #FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY MOVIE#
2. #FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY PS4#
3. #FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY PC#
4. #FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY LICENSE#

However, these moments are few and far between I can only collectively think of two other moments that truly mirror this sense of narrative quality and for a 10-12 hour main story, that’s fairly sparse. They’re haunting, riveting, and truly pay homage to the comic’s dark nature. It’s moments like these that make Arkham Knight truly feel like an evolution over its predecessors and show just how far Rocksteady’s interactive story-telling abilities have come. Arkham Knight’s opening is such an invigorating and intriguing moment as it differs from the normal Arkham formula and strays heavily from the familiar. None of these, however, are the reason as to why Arkham Knight is disappointing that true problem arises with its narrative. The game did crash on me occasionally and in its earlier moments, cutscenes would freeze for a couple of seconds it’s not the most pressing issue but it did break the immersion for me.

Batman: Arkham Knight is technically sound in almost every way, but it does have a few technical hiccups under its belt. The voice acting is superb as always with Kevin Conroy reprising his iconic role as the Dark Knight and Troy Baker doing exceptional work as the newly introduced Arkham Knight. That presentational quality that Rocksteady has made a reputation of is pleasantly reflected through Arkham Knight as the city of Gotham is eerily atmospheric and truly encapsulates the direness and dread of the Dark Knight universe.

#FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY PS4#

Arkham Knight on the PS4, is exceptionally beautiful, with such vivid detail and is arguably one of the greatest looking games on the PS4 (I still hold my opinion on The Order 1886 being the best looking console game as of now). On the PC, Arkham Knight is littered with awful frame rates, which somehow struggle to keep up with the locked 30 frames per second, extremely poor textures in some instances, mediocre graphical fidelity, and an abundance of game crashes.

#FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY PC#

To make this abundantly clear, I played Arkham Knight on the PS4 so I didn’t have to deal with the technical monstrosity that is the PC port. Rocksteady’s Gotham City… farewell old friend Arkham Knight may be the weakest in Rocksteady’s trilogy, as its ambitions and potential are neither fully realised nor cohered together successfully, but it’s still one hell of a ride and a fitting conclusion to one of gaming’s best.

Every signature staple of the Arkham series’ core foundation is still here and better than ever.

Despite my personal qualms with Arkham Knight, however, I still truly believe that it’s a great game. The story is probably the most generic and predicable of the entire Arkham series, the Batmobile tank combat is criminally oversaturated and contradictory to Batman as a character, and the mission structure is surprisingly shallow. However, no matter how hard Arkham Knight tries, it just can’t fill the immense shoes of its predecessors. Four years later and Rocksteady’s trilogy has come to an end. In short, it was better in nearly every way and quickly became the definitive Batman and superhero game. Its sequel Arkham City upped the ante significantly it featured a larger open world, ripe with new locales to explore, more iconic villains to add to the existing roster, and a riveting narrative that somehow managed to top its phenomenal predecessor.

#FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY LICENSE#

Rocksteady handled the Batman license with the proper respect and treatment that it rightfully deserved, which resulted in the best Batman game (later series) ever created, and arguably the greatest superhero game of all time. Unfortunately this trend was the standard for what felt like an exorbitant amount of time that was until Rocksteady released Batman: Arkham Asylum in 2009. Original games based on licensed superheroes weren’t necessarily bad at the time, but there was nothing particularly special about them either.

#FIGHTING MR ZE BATMAN ARKHAM CITY MOVIE#

They’re rushed, uninspired excuses of a game and are, quite frankly, just a movie tie-in cash grab, nothing more, nothing less. The licensed superhero department is unfortunately riddled with movie tie-in video games and these rarely stray from anything but fair. Licensed games have a tendency to be mediocre at best and that rule is no exception to superhero video games I’m afraid.