TL;DR Pros: You can assemble a team of Batman’s greatest allies Fully open Batcave to explore and customise The story mashes up an original narrative with plot points from the films Pretty stable experience overall Tone and style are consistent throughout Cons: A couple of minor bugs towards the end The camera can obscure your vision during combat, particularly in corners Final score: 5/7 — The Bat-fan in me was well and truly satisfied Reviewed on PlayStation 5; available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC (Windows) and Nintendo Switch 2 Price: Rs17,000 (physical copy); $69.99 (PlayStation Store); $59.99 (Steam) This is Part Two of a review of Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Read Part One here. When I started reviewing Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, I was greeted with a game that appeared to have been made by Bat-fans, for Bat-fans. A curated mishmash of what has endeared the Caped Crusader to us all, from Gotham City as a setting, to his growth as a hero, and the appearance of every memb...
TL;DR Pros Pays tribute to the Batman films, comics and animated series beautifully The Freeflow combat system makes a much-needed return Side-splitting dialogue and slapstick humour Multiple unlockable costumes and Batmobiles Cons Combat can be a little too easy Some puzzles are extremely simplistic Voice acting is a bit weak, with Batman being the weakest The Riddler is back Provisional score: 4.5/7 — Enjoying it, but I want a greater challenge Reviewed on PlayStation 5; available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC (Windows) and Nintendo Switch 2 Price: Rs17,000 (physical copy); $69.99 (PlayStation Store); $59.99 (Steam) When we put up a review of 007 First Light, we asked our readers (you lovely people) which game we should review next: Pragmata or Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. And the people have spoken. I’ve played the Lego games before and I’m a casual fan of the series. Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga is one of my favourite games on the Nintendo Wii. But the series has evolved, with far ...