Rocksteady does the impossible by creating another "Best Comic Book Game" to follow-up their last "Best Comic Book Game." Expanded, improved and flawlessly executed, 'Batman: Arkham City' is exactly what we wanted and then some.

It's true, Arkham City is even better than Asylum, I'm in love with a Cat; Catwoman is flawlessly designed, Storytelling at its best, this is A+ comic-book material, Arkham City size and scope is perfect, Highly detailed game, from the graphics to the DC lore, Lots of unlockables, side-quests, and...

No Bat and Cat co-op multiplayer; Reuses the same locations over multiple objectives

This game is spectacular, gliding through Gotham or more specifically Arkham city beating up thugs is so satisfying. I bought the game of the year edition from Hubbagames which I would highly recommend instead of the base game

A wonderful peace of software. And in my opinion the best Batman adaptation after the Tim Burton movies. Forget the Christopher Nolan nonsense, play this instead. Or Batman: Arkham Asylum.

My son loves the game! Awesome graphics.

Fun To Play; Graphics

highly recommended

good game

nothing so far

Two years ago, Arkham Asylum didn't just deliver the best comic book-inspired game ever, but one of the best experiences of the year. Much of that was due to the perfect combination of Paul Dini's script crafting a compelling story and both an exceptional cast and Rocksteady Studios doing justice to...

The service is very much satisfactory and the products are genuine

Batman: Arkham Asylum was proof that sometimes two wrongs do make a right. Take a licensed character – almost always a kiss of death in terms of quality games – and mix it with an unknown developer with only one unremarkable first person shooter to their name.

Superbly immersive presentation, visuals, and sound with a gripping and lengthy campaign; Excellent combat and stealth, plus plenty of unlockables

Still a lack of enemy variety and a mini-map would've been helpful; Default difficultly is quite low and can make individual elements seem shallow

To date, something like two dozen Batman games have been produced. Most of them weren't any good.

All in all, Batman: Arkham City is a great game that stands as one of the best comic-book inspired games yet. It really does make you feel like Batman, and it is a great feeling.