As you've come to expect from Rocksteady, Batman: Arkham Knight is another great title in a series full of them. The story is problematic and the addition of the Batmobile is both a blessing and a curse, yet Arkham Knight still manages to impress on many levels.

Stunning visuals; Batmobile adds some nice variety; small-yet-important gameplay improvements

Story features problematic elements; Batmobile combat is tedious

Ya know, for a minute there I thought there were only three Batman games in the Arkham series. Nope. Actually there are four, if you count the latest one – Batman Akrham Knight. Now, isn't that weird?

Stunning visuals; spectacular ambience; great voice acting; cool music and a huge open world to explore in..

...none of which necessarily makes a great game; and the tank battles don't make up for it

As a videogame power fantasy, Arkham Knight is a heady brew. It makes me feel powerful, it makes me feel smart, and it adoringly invokes a pop culture icon and multi-billion dollar franchise that even the stuffiest of non-comic book readers can groove to.

I'm a big fan of the Arkham series, but like most modern games these days there has been a few delays with Batman: Arkham Knight, but now its finally here I think for the most part it's been worth the wait! Note: I was playing on the console version (Xbox One).

The game works fine but the biggest issue is with the add ons provided , this is a US region game so you won't be able to use codes provided inside the dvd. The dealer didn't mentioned it anywhere .

The Arkham games are always solid (Origins notwithstanding). The only thing I didn't like was the race course stuff with The Batmobile. Kinda pulled me out of the story and frustrated me (something I don't like in video games). Everything else was great.

An ambitious and successful end to Rocksteady's trilogy, with a standard-setting open world you must experience. A superior main story and less Batmobile combat would've made a huge difference.

One of the best open worlds ever created; Freeflow combat and predator sections are better than ever; Tag team attacks are fun while they last; The sidequests involving Batmans villains are mostly excellent

Batmobile combat is a big letdown; Main story is the series weakest

I have been a fan of the Arkham series of Batman games from the outset. None have proven perfect, but they have all been exceptionally enjoyable, allowing the player to swoop through parts (or all) of Gotham catching bad guys, saving those who need it, and just generally being The Bat.

It's not bad, exactly - it's functional and does exactly what it says on the tin; it just feels a wasted opportunity. There's no AR Challenge Map, for example, so the character model is confined to this one short story experience.

A worthy finalé to Rocksteady's Arkham series.