Packing and shipping excellent the limited edition game and items in the box are awesome

Ok i gotta admit some scenes in this game are darker then the other batman games like the part where joker tortures Robin with a crowbar but it's really mild the violence in this game is very mild in combat violence when you fight you don't even see drops of blood coming out of them it's mostly some...

Now this game plays a lot like Arkham City before it, but you get the Batmobile. The only problem is that you are kind of forced to use the Batmobile at times just because the game has the Batmobile in it.

Nothing could be a better ending to an award winning series of Batman games. The first time you rev up the bat mobile, you are going to remember for the rest of your life.

Given the debacle outlined above, this verdict only really applies to the console versions. But rest assured, on PS4 or Xbox One Arkham Knight is consistently excellent. I struggle to think of another action game that has mastered action, puzzling, platforming, adventure, and racing quite so effectively, and presented each element with such an insane degree of polish. Every other contender in the field should gaze on in awe and take note - this is the new gold standard.

Intriguing open world; Stratospheric degrees of polish; Simple yet sophisticated combat; THE BATMOBILE THE BATMOBILE THE BATMOBILE;

Occasionally frustrating quest blocking;

Rocksteady is one of the most beloved AAA developers in the video game industry right now, not only because they make kick-ass games, but also because they brought the Bat to life like no other game could.

The new group of villains that Batman will go up against is great; Killer Croc, Ra's a Ghoul, Mad Hatter, and Mister Freeze are all classic Batman villains, plus all villains that we have met at some point throughout the Arkham games.

Mad Hatter as one of the villains was exciting news at first, but the way his story plays out is just plain out boring; He had some fun scenes in Arkham City, which was slightly mimicked here, but in Season of Infamy, he is definitely the weakest link

A confident mixture of familiar gameplay and bold storytelling brings Rocksteady's superhero trilogy to a satisfying, memorable close.