Batman™: Arkham Origins

not as good as the rocksteady games but they do a pretty good job recreating them. minor game design flaws. but the story is interesting.

If you liked the other Arkham games and want more, Origins is still a perfectly fine game for another open-world Batman story.

Cause I need it to open this door to progress the story. (its about a min to recharge one shot but thats one minute for each time I cant see the future and predict how many shots im gonna need) By itself this isnt a bad game although you might notice intermittent interference between your keyboard and batman. I have no idea about a controller. Batman I am certain I pressed the crouch and counter/takedown/aim keys to finish off the armored guy on the ground but itt seems like you just thought I pressed the counter button and now we have to start enerythign over again Save system is fine although its 1 save only per playthrough (NOT MANUAL) so make sure to back it up anytime you feel like you might mess somthing up, like those certain challenges. Make sure to google Batman: Arkham Origins PC Gaming Wiki (should be close enough) to see a bunch of well organized technical information about the game. You can use this wiki for just about any game you play. Read up on the challenges and the challenges about completing the challenges. This isnt everything but its an ok start. Its a 3/5 since I played Arkham city first. It would be a 4/5 if had played this game (Origin) first. So if you cant resist I suggest playing Origin first the waiting about a year or whatever to forget the story and game play then playing City so you can end on a better note. Just keep in mind in city, the batmobile handles like it only has 2 wheel drive. There is so much more but my disrupter is charged so I got to get back to it.

This game is a prequel, where Batman is still viewed as an unknown quantity. Its Christmas Eve and and entire rogues gallery is out to collect a bounty placed on Batman's head by Black Mask. If you enjoyed any of the other games in the Arkham series, you'll be right at home with this. Gotham is presented as an open world crimefighting playground rich with goons to beat up and crimes to solve. The atmosphere is rich and the voice acting is stellar, with Roger Craig Smith playing a younger version of the late, great Kevin Conroy's Batman.

Loved the art style and rough around the edges Batman here. A lot more brutal than the others seeing as he was starting out. Didn't initially like that the Joker was the villain (again) but it turned out okay. The combat system was the best in the series in my opinion.