Patrick O'Rear

As a console remaster, it accomplishes it’s job and delivers beautiful graphics for a console experience. The combat is groundbreaking in design, and there are many ways to approach certain situations with enemies via stealth or full on combat, and often a mixture of both. I played this game for the first time when it was remastered and it was a very enjoyable FPS experience to jump into without knowing anything about Crysis.

Best feeling Arkham game and absolutely nails the application of all of Batman’s many gadgets. A super fun crime fighting game with mature overtones to give it the gravity it deserves. The combats system is seamless and flows, everything you would want out of a Batman game.

The game is very fun to jump into, especially the campaign as it a well brought together campaign that causes you to want to see it through and defeat the bad guys, while being as vague as possible for no spoilers. The characters connect personally in ways that feel like how real relationships are formed and bonded. The combat is great, you have to pick the right character to suit your play style, but once you get into it is very satisfying. But besides the campaign, the multiplayer is lacking and the gear value system is over prioritized. Rather than having just straight up gadgets or skills to use, you must instead go on Easter egg hunts to find better gear to progress. It might work better as an Arkham style level up and spend skill points to unlock better moves and bonuses.