Joker isn't the only villain you will encounter while wondering threw a endless map. You will be finding yourself checking the map, a lot, when you get lost. Batman: Arkham Asylum game elements really set you inside the shoes of Batman.( or cape?) The Arkham Asylum is on a massive Island that leaves you to explore and scale the Island trying to find clues that would lead you to Jokers main agenda.
DC Comics, composed a story that any Batman fan would consider adding this to their Batman collection. In a Giant maze of Cat and mouse Joker conducts in the Arkham Asylum.Yet another Gem Warner Bros Interactive has created. As a new sinister plot unfolds Batman has to defeat the Joker at a game of wit. Taking the Joker to Arkham Asylum, Batman finds there was far more then just admitting the psychotic Joker to the Asylum. With very mild violence and language, as set like the animated series, no parent would be too concerned letting their kid watch or even play Batman: Arkham Asylum (if their willing to give up the controller).You play as the Dark Knight, Batman. There wasn't anything of the game that is difficult. The controls are a cinch to get use to and drives the game into a great balance of functionality. Is not all what to expect from this new Batman title. You work for hours to finish, only to have a couple minutes of end scene.
Well thought-out, planned, and executed.My only complaint is the ending. This game sucks you in, and just when you start to think 'it's been 3 days, maybe I should go to work,' it's over.I would say this is really the first game, besides BioShock, that is just plain polished.
I'd also say that the game is just long enough. No, Batman is a superhuman, he's just well trained, and the slowing of gameplay makes you feel it. How do you show superior fighting skill? Take no damage. Finally, the fighting system does an excellent job of showing us how Batman is better fighter than everyone else, by slowing the action to allow the player to think-out the next move. The voices are done by 90's cartoon talent, and the story bends more towards that version of Batman, which means the game is geared towards teens of the 90's (who are around their 30's now if you're bad at math). With the perfect mixture of exploring, fighting, and solving puzzles and crimes, you never get bored. This is easily the best game (non FPS) I've played for the next gen consoles. With GameFly, I've played all the hot games that have been made for ps3/360.
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