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

Batman: Arkham Knight closed out the Rocksteady Studios trilogy with arguably the best entry in the franchise, thanks to a superb story, fun combat, and ex

Batgirl looks great in action; Amusement park setting is uniquely designed; Solid self-contained story

Very short; Batgirl plays exactly like early game Batman

Batman: Akrham Knight is almost the perfect end for Rocksteady's Arkham series. With a huge city to freely explore, tons of gadgets, and the best combat the series has ever had, you have never felt more like The Batman than you do here. You even get to finally use the Batmobile any time you want!

Gorgeous visuals; Gotham is huge; combat is amazing; great side missions

The Batmobile; muddy main plot

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

(Note: Due to WB Games' suspension of the game on Steam, this review will center on the console versions. When the PC version is released, we will provide an update to the review to cover it.) When I played the first game of the Batman Arkham series I was immediately hooked.

In the explosive finale to the Arkham series, Batman faces the ultimate threat against the city he is sworn to protect.

And what a set of wheels it is. Far from leaving its arrival as a tempting reward for later in the game, Rocksteady positively throw you into the...

Batmobile; Same excellent formula; Good story; Some interesting side missions

If you don't like the Batmobile..

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.

BLACKEST KNIGHT. Like every great franchise, Batman: Arkham comes to a closure. The series has given us near perfect manifestations of our favourite DC heroes and anti-heroes; the perfect twists [...]

The Joker; Predator Missions; New Gadgets/Takedowns; One for the DC Fans

No Epic Boss Battles; Forgettable Arkham Knight; Pale Open World; Repetitive Missions

Batgirl has always lived in the shadows of Batman. She's never been given a fair chance to spread her ‘cape' and show just what a fantastic character she is outside of the comic books. Is this finally the opportunity she rightfully deserves?

You get to punch and kick The Joker

Far too short | Very repetitive | Not great writing