LEGO® Batman™ 3: Beyond Gotham

Juegazo.

Too much GL lore for a Batman game

As someone who played many LEGO games during my childhood, I fondly reminisce about those good old days. However, I've noticed that the game can be prone to bugs during story missions on PC, although it runs perfectly on the Steam Deck. Aside from that, it's an enjoyable experience with a vast array of DC characters to choose from.

jogo bao

"Some big improvements from the previous game did exist. Flight controls, characters, overall it was enjoyable to play though more casually. However, in many areas this game felt worse if not downgraded. The most major one was the ""open world"" in which it took place on a series of planets that didn't feel fun to navigate. The amount of talking open world interactions were not ideal, them taking over the entire screen and being unskippable did not help. I played this game with a friend and evidently after completeing the main story a long 5 month break was taken before finally returning.I did enjoy playing the game for when I did, and if you are playing through LEGO games it should not be skipped. Be aware of a tedious completionist. ""Shut up Kevin Smith/Conan/Green Loontern"""

While it is fufilling to beat the level you are on, almost each one I have gotten soft locked in some way as a character decides "you did something early or press a button randomly, now I am not going to work for you and not let you progress just because". This forced me to restart countless amounts of time forcing me to replay a level I haven't even beat yet. Other than that the gameplay is alright, can't say super crazy but it's enough.

The problem with all LEGO games is that if you've played one, you've played them all, and cutscenes can be watched in video walkthroughs. LEGO games aren't meant to be played on the couch—well, maybe not if it's your first LEGO game—but rather like Steam Deck games while you're commuting to or from work.