I really hated this. It took me almost 4 years to complete as I felt some weird compulsion to finish it. The characters are unengaging. The combat is horrifically repetitive and the same move to location, beat monster closet, move on and repeat.

Completely uninspired with gameplay showing its age. The only saving grace is the cast of old characters and that it looks gorgeous. The ending is just another cliff hanger once again stretching the story out to another game.

Overly long, boring game mechanics and unfair combat where I got stuck behind too many a wall at a critical moment. Will never be played again.

I think I played Portal the first time round all the way back in 2013 when it came out for the Orange Box, back when Half-Life 3 was actually a possibility (or was it?).

Like a syringe filled shot of nostalgia to the jugular the enticement of hitting up this classic with all the new fancy bells and whistles of my RTX graphics card was enough to get me back in.

Still as sharp as when I first played it, hilarious throughout and carries an unexpected sinister undertone despite the lack of plot. The puzzles are intelligent but never feel unfair and the whole thing has got me itching to go through Portal 2 again. Hopefully they do an RTX version for that.

Yes this is Portal but prettier, but it is still Portal.....and Portal is awesome!

This is a very good walking simulator and there is not much game to it. A number of Batman themed environments are shown and you navigate a rather weak investigation to come to the games conclusion which stops just as it feels it is about to start.

But, you can't help but unleash some childlike glee with Kevin Conroy as your guide and Mark Hamills joker taunting you for a lot of the experience. The end sequence in Arkham was genuinely terrifying.

You can pick this up for relatively cheap now and let's face it, if you are a Batman fan you will play this exactly as I did regardless of what anyone tells you.