A strange and underwhelming DLC that adds almost nothing of value to the overall Arkham City package.
On top of being incredibly short with a completion time of around 90 minutes, Harley Quinn's Revenge serves as an incredibly poor epilogue to Arkham City. Outside of the intriguing premise of Batman seemingly feeling broken following the main story, which in itself is left entirely unresolved, the DLC does nothing to expand upon the state of the world after the ending.
Being able to play as Robin and use his unique gadgets is one of the few saving graces of this DLC, though you barely get a chance to do so as you only play as him for half of its already pitifully small runtime. Batman is controlled for the rest of the DLC and plays exactly the same as he did in the main game.
On top of being incredibly short with a completion time of around 90 minutes, Harley Quinn's Revenge serves as an incredibly poor epilogue to Arkham City. Outside of the intriguing premise of Batman seemingly feeling broken following the main story, which in itself is left entirely unresolved, the DLC does nothing to expand upon the state of the world after the ending.
Being able to play as Robin and use his unique gadgets is one of the few saving graces of this DLC, though you barely get a chance to do so as you only play as him for half of its already pitifully small runtime. Batman is controlled for the rest of the DLC and plays exactly the same as he did in the main game.