A good number of side missions are about gliding around Arkham City.
I mean, yes, it’s awesome to leap off a tall building, flap open Batman’s cape and glide, but at the same time, that’s what you have to do any time you need to go somewhere. To me, the thing that makes Arkham City so tedious at times is the same thing that makes it so much grander than its prequel: its open-world nature. Well, in theory I suppose you couldn’t, but oh the other hand, there are many times during my playthrough of the game where I felt frustrated and wished I was playing the prequel Batman: Arkham Asylum instead. You can’t expect a bigger better sequel than this. Freeze and Two-Face, but also obscure characters that only die-hard Batman fans would really be familiar with, which include the likes of Calendarman, Mad Hatter, Hush, and Deadshot.īasically, Arkham City is the ultimate Batman game. Expect to come across famous villains like Mr. The game starts by introducing The Penguin, letting you beat the crap out of him, but soon, the prison city becomes open to explore, and you’ll find that it’s overrun with criminals and their masterminds. Save for a few, it’s like all the villains of the Batman universe are here. With DLC there are more playable characters, including Catwoman, Robin, and Nightwing, and they all have different costumes they can put on. That’s not all though, because along with the increase in size of the game’s playground, everything else became more too: more collectibles, more gadgets, more enemy types, more combo moves, more challenges, and more characters.īatman: Arkham City features lots of characters.
As the back of the box states, that’s five times the size of Arkham Asylum. Before you were investigating an asylum now you got what seems to be a city to explore. Compare it to the prequel Batman: Arkham Aslyum, and you’ll quickly find that everything about Arkham City is bigger and grander in scale. As far as sequels go, Batman: Arkham City is a big one.
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