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The trilogy comes to an explosive finale as Batman faces the ultimate challenge in the city he has sworn to protect. The Scarecrow has recruited some of Batman's deadliest foes: The Penguin, Harley Quinn and Two-Face - all who want nothing more to see Batman dead. The open world returns and, for the first time, Batman can utilize the Batmobile to patrol Gotham City as the darkest hour arrives.

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07/24/2015 (1 of 1 found this helpful)

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Did you like the previous Batman: Arkham *insert noun* games? Well then you can probably guess how you’ll feel about this one. Rocksteady’s magnum opus for the Caped Crusader does a good job of not fixing what isn’t broke, and also managing to find one or two new things in the Batman universe it hasn’t wrung for nostalgia to throw into a game.

Full disclosure: I’ve played Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, but NOT Arkham Origins (made by a different developer than the other Arkham games), so when I reference “the other games” I speak only to those two games. Apparently, so does Rocksteady, who considers this game the end of a “trilogy”.

(I am going to do a little spoiling here and there to set the stage for you, so be warned. If you haven’t played Arkham City and...

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