Arkham City improved quite well over the Arkham Asylum formula. More bosses, more gadgets, more Batman overall. The narrative structure of the game is well applied and you always have soomethingg to look for everywhere in the game world. I bought it after having finished the PS3 version when it launched and because I'm trying to get most of the games I played on the PS3 on my PC. This is one of the better games of that era. Enjoy!
The very nature of a game like Darkest Dungeon is based on chance and proper preparation. Anyone who has ever played any tabletop RPG, D&D especially, in his/her life will surely know that chance always has its say on any given matter, whether one likes it or not. Darkest Dungeon does not intend to be fair and just with anyone who dares to play it; it rather crush hopes and see if its players are up to the challenge. Do not mistake this, dungeoneering is quite challenging and the faint of heart should not be put to its tests, for even the best prepared dungeoneers are caught off guard from time to time; and, when it happens, these are the times they must show their true colors and rise to the occasion, or maybe flee to fight another day. As Estel once said "Do not show the mercy to them, for nobody will-show you mercy."
