LEGO® Batman™ 3: Beyond Gotham Premium Edition

... this one is a must have. If you don't like them, don't even bother reading the description, since it's TT's Lego games in it's prime. Great humor, solid controls, good level design and many many many characters. When I first started playing, I missed the big city as it was in Lego Batman 2. But after some time the game grew on me. What I didn't like all too much were some of the activities on the planets. And I am not much of a Brainiac fan, so I still like Lego Batman 2 more, but this one comes close. btw. do yourself a favor and play it in english (check the forums for how to). I know for example the german version is an insult to everyone older than 6 years. Now Warner Brothers and GOG ... give us DC Villans ... pretty please with sugar on top? sings: "I got the whole world ... in my pants!"

This is certainly the best game in the Lego franchise, and the reason is simple: the intensity of content. Yes, all games in the Lego series feature a plurality of content, but Lego Batman 3 goes further. It is a true DC Comics encyclopedia. There are literally more than 150 characters to unlock, each with their own characteristics. Also, as usual, unlockable content is equally insane, so it will take you at least 60 hours to reach 100%, all while exploring the game’s multiple hubworlds, divided between the Batcave, the Justice League Room, the league's Watchtower and some other surprises that deserve to be discovered by yourself. Campaign mode is relatively short. There are 15 levels that must be overcome to stop the villain Brainiac, who wants to transform the land into miniatures for his collection (the game plot). After that, the bonus content takes care of delivering super fun expansions, ranging from the Suicide Squad to the timeless, comical and legendary Batman by Adam West, entitled to the delirious dance "The Batusi". Filled with jokes, like Catwoman mentioning that from bad films she understands, this is a pleasurable work from start to finish. What prevents me from giving it 5 stars are the characteristic bugs in the series, which unfortunately are not so uncommon to happen, such as characters disappearing or the impossibility of progression because a piece is missing, for example. This in no way takes the shine off the game, but it can frustrate eventually. My verdict, therefore, is this: if you like games from the Lego franchise, DC comics and a good "collectathon", you are facing a must-buy.