It preserves the tone of the main game, while sprinkling references to other Batman stories (like the Joker’s “Bat-fake” line used in Batman: Beyond). It feels very much like a story from the comics or even from Batman: The Animated Series. One of the coolest additions is the Batgirl: A Matter of Family episode, which sends Barbara Gordon to the Seagate Amusement Park to save hostages from the Joker. The post-launch content is impressive, adding a boatload of new character skins, additional Challenge maps, Batmobile races, and several new story episodes. The base game itself is rich with content and an almost overwhelming amount to do, but there’s even more available in the form of DLC. The Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Batman suit is available in Arkham: Knight, along with the Tumbler Batmobile skin. It feels like the culmination of everything we love about Batman. One moment, you’ll explore the densely packed Gotham City the next, you’ll engage in an intense street brawl with thugs after that, a high-speed Batmobile chase and then a slower-paced investigation using Batman’s detective skills.
While Batmobile segments are arguably overdone, there’s no denying how much fun it is to wreak havoc from inside the cockpit of Batman’s iconic vehicle.Īrkham Knight throws a diverse array of gameplay mechanics at you, keeping this fresh constantly throughout. Driving the Batmobile makes you feel like a powerhouse, as nearly everything you crash into absolutely crumbles upon contact. While this might sound out of place, it’s a fun addition that adds much more variety. These include Robin, Nightwing, and Catwoman, and each has their own unique abilities and playstyles to keep things fresh.īut of course, the most obvious new feature is the Batmobile, which serves as a powerful tank that can be driven around the city. But new in Arkham Knight is the Voice Synthesizer, which allows Batman to impersonate enemy voices to trap foes, which is certainly a nice touch.Īnother welcome addition is the new Dual Play feature, allowing the player to seamlessly swap between characters during combat. Many features from the past entries are present in this installment such as the satisfying FreeFlow combat system, as well as Batman’s extensive arsenal of gadgets.
Interactive EntertainmentĪrkham Knight expands upon its predecessors in more ways than one, but there’s no better example of this than its gameplay. It’s tough to get bored in Arkham: Knight, as there’s an absurd amount of things to do, with lots of gameplay variety throughout.
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