Batman: Return to Arkham sees the combination of two classic entries in the Batman: Arkham series make a return to modern consoles (PS4 and Xbox One) with improved graphics. Warner Bros. is remastering 2009’s Batman: Arkham Asylum and 2011’s Batman: Arkham City which will release in this collection package along with all of the associated DLC.
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Asylum: Due to me having played and completed Arkham knight before this. i thought i might struggle with enjoying a batman game set in a very small area. However, the asylum is so densely packed with detail, physical space and unique areas relevant to the main story that it is easily on par with Arkham Knights Gotham. As is typical with the Arkham series the combat can be as simple or as intricate as you like depending on how many of the combos you deign to learn. Conroy and Hamill make the main characters, and their dynamic makes the story so much more enjoyable. 4 stars
Arkham City: Yet to play
Arkham City: Yet to play
This isn't a game! you buy this and it just downloads the other two as separate games like they're good games but its not really a collection ya'know :/
The two first Arkham Games have aged like fine wine. Take the comicky story and closed setting from the first, and the improved combat mechanics and tighter controls from the second, and you'd have a perfect action game.
In a vacuum, they're respectively "only" excellent. Which... you know, isn't all that bad either.
In a vacuum, they're respectively "only" excellent. Which... you know, isn't all that bad either.
I lost interest in this game but perhaps I will come back to play it. I only made it to halfway to Arkham Asylum.
how did they make ps3 games look even uglier </3
+ Combat
+ Atmosphere
+ Writing
+ VA
- Clunky stealth controls
- Boss fights
+ Atmosphere
+ Writing
+ VA
- Clunky stealth controls
- Boss fights