Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition

Çocukken hayalini kurduğumuz Batman olma hissini veren nadir oyunlardan biri. Sadece kötü adamları dövmüyorsun; soruşturuyor, plan yapıyor ve Gotham'ın karanlığında kendi yöntemlerinle ilerliyorsun.

I played this game for 9.3 hours and finished the main story alongside the story DLC. I unlocked 20 out of the 64 total achievements. I picked up the Game of the Year Edition on a heavy discount a long time ago, back when I didn't even know how to read, speak, or write in English well yet. Story The story is amazing and incredibly engaging. The writing is incredibly good from start to finish, but the ending is an absolute "Oh my God" moment. It is easily one of the best parts of the experience, and I won't spoil it here. Gameplay & Combat The gameplay and combat are a massive step up from Arkham Asylum. It is much more fluid, responsive, and just works a whole lot better overall, even if it feels a bit harder at the same time. Input Delay: Completely gone. The mechanics are perfectly smooth and completely responsive. Stealth: Significantly improved. It shares the same basic idea where knocking a guard out alerts the others, but it is handled so much better here. It feels accessible and fair, unlike the previous game's stealth which felt like a frustrating Dark Souls mission. Suit Degradation: The visual design choice to have Batman’s suit get progressively torn up and damaged as the story goes on is an incredible detail that adds a lot to the experience. Characters Every single character in the cast is exceptionally well-written. Joker: Even though I absolutely despise him as a villain, his writing and role in this story are top-tier. Batman: Naturally remains a massive highlight. Catwoman (Selina Kyle): My absolute personal favorite. Her playable sections are perfect, and her final boss fight is amazing. Level Design & Open World The level design across the walled-off city is solid. Because of my language barrier when I first got the game, I didn't focus on anything outside of the core path. I skipped the side content entirely and stayed locked onto the narrative, and I don't regret it at all—the main campaign was more than enough to carry the world. Harley Quinn’s Revenge DLC The DLC is a really good wrap-up to the main story. Getting to play as Robin was a great surprise that I wasn't expecting. Even though his section is short, the developers clearly put a lot of heart and time into designing his unique gameplay mechanics and outfits. Technical Aspects The performance had some noticeable issues. The game is locked at 60 FPS by default, but I experienced some very bad frame rate drops throughout my playthrough. While I could definitely feel the performance dipping, it personally didn't annoy or ruin the experience for me. Final Thoughts I really enjoyed finishing this game. It is a massive improvement over what came before it, and the story and combat are the absolute standout pillars that make it great. It isn't entirely perfect and definitely could have been tightened up in a few sections, but it is a stellar package. Recommendation Personally, I rarely buy older games at full price as a rule, but that doesn't mean the game is bad. If you love great narratives: This is an easy buy. If you want top-tier combat: You'll have a blast. Score Full Price: 6/10 (Purely because it's an older title) On Sale: 8.5/10 (Heavily carried by the amazing story and fluid combat)

cant you make like this again

самая скучная часть бэтмэна в которую я играл. Я не знаю почему в этой части мне было так скучно. В общем сюжет вроде интересный, но максимально затянутый, растянутый и было на локациях кучу затупов где казалось бы всё очевидно, но гейм дизайнер этой игры решил выделиться умом

really good game about batman

clear improvement over the first game and the story is really captivating

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