Customer Ratings & Reviews

The game itself is great. The story line seems to be intriguing enough to keep coming back, but my biggest frustration with this game is the one part of the game Rocksteady was promoting and that is the batmobile. Let me just say there doesn't need to be villains in Gotham because when I'm Batman in the Batmobile, I do enough destruction by driving through and over things. The controls for the Batmobile are just clumpy and it doesn't help that periodically throughout the game you are forced to drive it. But the game is still very enjoyable.

If you loved the previous Arkham games this should fit right in with them. The talk about the Batmobile has been a bit over-blown. They were definitely my least favorite sections of the game but still worth getting through to play the rest of the game. Pro-tip, use your upgrade points on the Batmobile immediately to make combat a breeze and save some frustration.

None of the Arkham games have been flawless but they have all been close(not counting Origins). The free-flow combat is just as much fun as it's ever been. The addition of team up moves makes the mob combat more interesting as it allows you to switch back and fourth at will. There aren't many predator rooms which was kind of disappointing. The batmobile feels like a mixed bag as it's kind shoe horned in at times. The combat sections are good in the beginning but latter in the game the difficulty ramps way up and there are only a few upgrades you can get for it. The racing sections are also kind of clunky and take a lot of trial and error to get through. The story is well paced with plenty of twists that go into Batman's relationships with the rest of the characters, both ally and villain.

I only kind of liked the first two Rocksteady Batman games, but this one is so much fun. Driving the Batmobile/Tank is awesome, and the story is excellent. As a Batman Comic reader, there were some minor plot points spoiled, but that's what you get with an excellent adaptation of the source material. The big twist definitely caught me by surprise. Loved the game!

I have played both Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City (didn't play Batman: Arkham Origins) and if you liked both of those games you will like this one as well. You do get to drive the Batmobile in the game and you do it often which might turn off some but if you stick with it, you will find this game just as enjoyable as the two i have mentioned above.

If you like the other Arkham games at all, I recommend it wholeheartedly. The batmobile was not so fun at first, but once you get the hang of controls, it's actually very fun to drive. I recommend changing the controls once you get to GCPD so you don't have to hold the 'battle mode' button the entire time you are fighting baddies or doing tight maneuvers.

If you love the batman then you're going to love Arkham knight!! Game play is the same with added new features, graphics is amazing!!! Every little detail is on point plus the batmobile is taking on the streets... The best part of the game is the story, I love how dark & rich the plot is! They went in with this game giving it their all. A must have experience!

Good gameplay mechanics and graphics. Pretty good story, but batmobile is a bit overemphasized. Storys in some ways predictable as well.

I haven't played through the whole game yet, but so far it has been one of the best experience I've had in such a long time. Graphics and game play is fluid and smooth, story thus far is great. It feels like Rocksteady knows how to bring these Batman video games full circle. A must have. I recommend getting the Season Pass if you are a true Batman Enthusiast!

Batman:Arkham Knight is meant to be the last of Rocksteady Games' Batman trilogy, and it sends the serious off in style. Combat is better, the Batmobile is fun(although the handling could be better), and there's plenty to do in Gotham City. If you enjoyed Arkham Asylum or Arkham City, you should already have this game, but if you don't have it, go get it!

The game is quite fun and the story is pretty good but the bat mobile is disappointing and I miss the traditional boss battles.

Wow! Beautiful game, a fully immersive experience. Simple controls let you jump right in and become the Caped Crusader. So far, very cool and it has everything you'd expect from the Arkham series. Plus, the Batmobile! Whether you're already a fan or just getting in to the series. This one definitely looks like it's going to be a lot of fun.

The game and graphics are amazing. So much fun!!!! I always wanted this game since it was announced but did not have a PS4 to purchase it. I also watched someone on youtube play the game and wanted it even more. I finally got the chance to save up money and purchase a PS4 and the game and I am so happy cause the game is just amazing.

Improved combat over the last Batman game. Great story. The only con is the Batmobile is forced on you too much in the game.

After finishing Arkham City, I knew I had to get this. The graphics are better and the gameplay is similar. I do think the voice acting is not as good in this one, and the batmobile is overused and grows tiresome. But overall, good game. I picked it up pre-owned and worked like new, except you won't get any of the pack-in DLC stuff.

Rockstar does it again with an excellent conclusion to the Batman Trilogy. Voice acting is top notch, the design is beautiful, and the gameplay is spot on. My biggest complaint is the ending (no spoliers), and the heavy use of the Batmobile. It's fun to drive the tank, but it gets a little old after a bit. Certainly worth a purchase.

I've played the entire Arkham trilogy as well as the offshoot Origins game and can say without a doubt that this is by far the most expansive, in depth and fun game of them all. There is plenty to do and see and multiple endings encouraging you to complete everything. Phenomenal story, gameplay and voice acting. 10/10 would buy again

Batman Arkham Knight is a fantastic and beautiful game. I highly recommend playing Arkham Asylum and Arkham City before beginning, as there are a lot of plot points from those games. Arkham Origins was a decent game in its own right. Arkham Knight isn't as great as Arkham City, but you can't deny the fun factor and decent writing.

Great buy, awesome graphics and story, and lots of fun.

I didn't play any of the prior 2 games, but I gotta say, Arkham Knight is pretty fun to play! It take some getting used to because there are some movesets and combos that need to learned, but the basic mechanics are easy to learn. Practice makes perfect! The graphics are top notch and movement are fluid for the most part. Some weird control issues with the remote batarang, but nothing too major. This game isn't as open world as Witcher 3, so don't expect it to be super wide open.