Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition

По факту лучшая часть всей серии Архкем и это единственная супергеройская серия игр, которая мне нравится. Боевка мед, графика даже сегодня смотрится нормально. Всегда приятно возвращаться снова и снова в эту великую игру. Однозначно рекомендую

Тоже отличная часть! Открытый город, хаос и ложь. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2801805067

Пройдена и эта часть, уже вторая по счету. Первые часа 2-3 было скучно и играть совсем не хотелось, но через время вернулся с новым желанием. Решил проходить исключительно сюжетную линию и интерес обрел новую жизнь! Много всякого оборудования, различных комбо и способов победить противников.

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Batman: Arkham City — шикарное продолжение серии. Мир стал больше и интереснее, визуал выглядит отлично, а звуковое сопровождение создаёт нужную атмосферу. Единственное, что портит впечатление — это очень душные испытания.

this game is so fun, i took out a room of six bad guys by just waiting in a floor grate for them to pass by. it's so funny

[b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/200260/Batman_Arkham_City__Game_of_the_Year_Edition/]Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition[/url][/b] is an excellent, atmospheric game set in the Batman universe. I started playing this game after completing [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/35140/Batman_Arkham_Asylum_Game_of_the_Year_Edition/]Arkham Asylum[/url], in my quest to play the Batman games in release order (to be followed by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/209000/Batman_Arkham_Origins/]Batman: Arkham Origins[/url], and concluded in [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/208650/Batman_Arkham_Knight/]Batman: Arkham Knight[/url]). The game drops you right into the action with Catwoman, a new controllable character, as she pulls off a heist. What we soon find out in short order is that Arkham City has turned into a prison, and Bruce Wayne is being hauled off into a criminal run jail. What follows is a fantastic mix of combat, exploration, and investigation through the much larger open world of Arkham City, as you face off against a wide array of iconic Batman villains. In this game, you can play as Catwoman and Batman, using their unique skills and toolsets to solve Riddler's challenges, and unlock 3D models, bios, and concept art. The map is well-designed, and mostly open world contained by concrete walls to keep the criminals in. While there are no vehicles to drive, you can get around by grappling and gliding, which is pretty quick once you get the hang of it. Additionally, you have a much larger toolkit at your disposal, including most of the similar tools in Arkham Asylum, and then some more. Alongside the game itself is [i]Harley Quinn's Revenge[/i], which expands the story after the main quest, and you can play as Batman & Robin. Additionally, there is [i]Riddler's Revenge[/i], where you can play over 200 different challenges and upgrade your skills, and where you can step into the shoes of the game's final controllable character, Nightwing. I spent nearly 60 hours completing all the missions and finding all the Riddler's secrets in the map. It runs great on the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck/]Steam Deck[/url], so if you're a fan of Batman, you can't go wrong with [b]Arkham City[/b]! [h1]9/10[/h1]

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They took everything from [b]Batman: Arkham Asylum[/b] and improved on it in what I would call the perfect, logical next step. The combat is expanded. The map is expanded. The roster is expanded. The metroidvania aspects I praised in the first game take a bit of a back seat, but they're still present. Everything you learned about stealth and combat in the previous game still applies here. All of your muscle memory carries over. The developers did that perfect thing where they looked at the controller, looked at which button combinations weren't being used, and gave them a purpose. None of the existing controls were broken or replaced. They simply added more options. On top of that, they gradually introduce new enemy types throughout the game, forcing you to incorporate those new abilities into your toolkit. The map is significantly larger, but like the first game, they still manage to make every corner interesting without making it feel bloated. There are no large, empty expanses that exist solely to fill space. Riddler challenges return and are scattered throughout the city. They've also added proper side quests that give landmarks and districts a purpose beyond simply passing through them. Even after the story ends, goons continue to respawn in various locations, giving exploration and combat some life in the post-game. Not knowing how successful the first game would become, the developers were right to use Joker immediately in [b]Arkham Asylum[/b]. That meant they needed a different approach for the sequel, and Dr. Strange was a great choice not used much in other media. Like the first game, [b]Arkham City[/b] tells a strong Batman ensemble story. Penguin, Ra's al Ghul, and Mr. Freeze all play major roles, but none of them feel shoehorned into the narrative. Every villain serves a purpose, and every subplot feels like part of the same larger story. My only real gripe with the game is the expanded combat and predator challenges. There are just so many of them, and you're expected to play as new characters like Robin and Nightwing without much opportunity to gradually familiarize yourself with their movesets. Oh, and the Calendar Man achievement. They were wild for adding an achievement that would normally take an entire year to complete. But, uh... system clock... yeah, I have no shame.