A must-buy for Batman fans. Excellent story and fun DLC's. A really enjoyable game.

The second disc when run comes up with Cyclic redundancy check error. I am trying to find a way to return this product and either get a new one or get a refund on this. This is a big disappointment !!!

I have a confession to make, I am Batman. While it may have been possible to dismiss my statement as the delusions and idle fantasies of an overweight and geeky fellow who is wearing a Batman t-shirt and a cardboard mask, that all changed when Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham Asylum in...

It is the definitive Batman experience; Exceptional casting and voice acting; Captures the essence of Batman; Free-flow combat

Not enough Catwoman

Arkham Asylum was overwhelmingly & wonderfully thorough in its depiction of the Batman universe, and this game builds on the same principles of its predecessor. The developers at Rocksteady got every element of Batman right, from his combat to his gadgets to his previously neglected detective...

Batman has to be the best type of hero. He doesn't have special powers (unless wealth counts as a super power). It means just about any one of us can dream to be a superhero with having to be bitten by a spider or be from another planet.

Brooding vigilante superhero Batman's last game, Arkham Asylum , impressed us with its pinpoint accurate portrayal of Gotham City's home for the criminally insane, so we were more eager than Alfred on wash day to get stuck into its sequel.

This game has everything the original Arkham City had and adds extra functionality on top of it. Playing with the gamepad and accessing information is smooth and helpfull. It includes all GOTY DLCs and also HQ'sR DLC. It is the best arkham city experience in my eye, and gets a 9.3 from me.

I'm running in Windows 7 - after I installed this my computer started crashing repeatedly until I removed it. So a complete waste of money. Belatedly I found reviews saying not to buy the PC version as it is problematic.

This game really doesn't require any kind of introduction. Anyone who hasn't played Rocksteady's big break out GOTY Contender of 2009 Batman: Arkham Asylum by now needs very much to climb out from under the rock in which they live, and once they pick up Asylum they need to immediately play Arkham...

There is endless fun to be had with Arkham City ; Combat never bores, you'll never feel like you're done exploring the city, and every technical aspect of the game flows together so well; Playing as Catwoman is a nice change of pace and adds even more incentive to progress tirelessly.

Main story seems hurried toward the end; seemingly trivial but it does take a bit away from the core experience

An expansive and brilliantly crafted playground to test Batman's abilities as a detective, brute, and predator, Batman: Arkham City is highly addictive, and a work of digital art.

Exploring Arkham City and everything it holds; Heavy Batman atmosphere; Fantastic opening and exceptional ending

Some characters are underdeveloped; Narrative is strong; but a bit disjointed; Some boss battles are weak