Batman: Arkham City - PC Game Review
I feel a bit silly reviewing Batman: Arkham City, as it is such a well know game.
However, that does fit on the minor function of public journal of this blog.
Batman: Arkham City is a sandbox game, where you are contained in a specific city area. You attack with cool moves you can upgrade, and can fly fast around the town in a completely non-feasable way, which nevertheless is very fun.
Wait, was I describing Prototype or Arkham City? Well, the description fits both equally. On a large scale, they feel very, very similar.
And in fact, some of the parts I liked most is just flying around, using cover to take out enemies. The fight system on Batman (and boss battles) feel a little more console oriented, and less fun, though.
Graphics and sounds are pretty good (although even with below top quality, sometimes it overwhelms my 2 year old PC), and most of the gameplay is fun. There are some mild puzzles, specially involving riddler's trophies, which unlock some special game modes, as well as 3D and concept art.
There are also plenty of gadgets (as should of course be expected in a Batman game), which feel fun and unlock with your game progression.
You can also play as some different characters, with different moves and powers.
Overall, I am really enjoying it.
However, that does fit on the minor function of public journal of this blog.
Batman: Arkham City is a sandbox game, where you are contained in a specific city area. You attack with cool moves you can upgrade, and can fly fast around the town in a completely non-feasable way, which nevertheless is very fun.
Wait, was I describing Prototype or Arkham City? Well, the description fits both equally. On a large scale, they feel very, very similar.
And in fact, some of the parts I liked most is just flying around, using cover to take out enemies. The fight system on Batman (and boss battles) feel a little more console oriented, and less fun, though.
Graphics and sounds are pretty good (although even with below top quality, sometimes it overwhelms my 2 year old PC), and most of the gameplay is fun. There are some mild puzzles, specially involving riddler's trophies, which unlock some special game modes, as well as 3D and concept art.
There are also plenty of gadgets (as should of course be expected in a Batman game), which feel fun and unlock with your game progression.
You can also play as some different characters, with different moves and powers.
Overall, I am really enjoying it.
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