Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let me just start off by saying how amazing the graphics on this game is. The story line is great and the gameplay, well, most of it is great. For the most part, the gameplay is great but then there are the Batmobile scenes that you can't get out of, which is extremely annoying. It's almost like a GTA Gotham City style. This game is nothing like Arkham City or Asylum. However I still enjoyed the game nonetheless

Even thought its a medium length game, it has a great story-line and replay factor. Something that's important after an endgame completion. The open world addition really makes the choices in which you progress through this title more interesting! 9 out of 10 on the fun factor!

Batman: Arkham Knight is a nearly perfect ending of an excellent series. The package feels complete with its interesting fighting system and many gadgets. The Batmobile and the strong story make things fresh and new, even though fights with the Batmobile could have been better.

As a fan of the Batman Arkham series since Arkham Asylum, I must say I was very satisfied with how Batman Arkham Knight concluded the trilogy with both gameplay and story. The game offers the same great combat from Arkham City with some new combat moves and enemies to make it feel fresh. The stealth also offers a new variety of moves and gadgets as well as enemies to switch up the usual flow of a stealth encounter from previous Arkham games. The introduction of the Batmobile also helps in adding new gameplay elements to the game. With the Batmobile, one can navigate the city, complete puzzles, engage in tank combat and in pursuits. I did feel like the Batmobile was slightly over-used thought, but most of the gameplay surrounding it I found enjoyable, with the exception of the Batmobile stealth sequences (Yes, there is stealth for the Batmobile too). Overall, I highly enjoyed Batman Arkham Knight and I feel its an excellent game on many levels.

What an excellent game! Not only does this game have a great story but it has great gameplay as well. You will be sucked in for hours as Gotham has so many things to do from the hidden Riddler trophies to bonus side missions...you will not be disappointed! Buy this game now!!!!

Awsome game play and fantastic graphics I love this series

This is a fantastic game! The tank parts can get overly long and in my option there are way to many riddler trophies to collect but if you can look past those two aspects then the game is a lot of fun. The voice acting of Kevin conroy and Mark hamill are spot on as always and makes the game a true joy to play. If you've played the rest of the arkham games then you owe it to yourself to pick up this game!

Fantastic entry in the Arkham series with just a few annoyances. Vehicle combat is a bit shoehorned in towards the end of the game and some missions wear out their welcome a bit before completion. Riddler trophies are still a pain. Having said that, combat is as good as it's ever been, graphics are amazing, and the writing and voice acting is probably my favorite in the series. Absolutely worth playing.

This game was amazing. The gameplay was fun, the missions varied enough to keep it interesting, and the story itself was amazing. I have finished it all outside of all the riddler missions which are just too numerous. The completist in me may eventually knock them all out.

I pre ordered this game months ago, probably the week they said it was coming out, the wait has been tough but now that it's here, it's by far the best batman game released. The graphics look like you're watching a movie and story is awesome! Must have for next gen owners!

After falling in love with the first Arkham game, I craved more. Arkham City didn't sit quite right with me, but Arkham Knight is one of the best games I've played to date. It looks incredible. The voice acting and cinematics are top notch. Well worth the purchase.

Whether you are a fan of Batman in general or a fan of the Arkham series, you will be a fan of this game. Crisp graphics, responsive controls, an unparalleled combat system and high fidelity to source material makes this game enjoyable on all fronts. Highly recommended.

The opinion on Rocksteady's Arkham trilogy is very divisive. Some prefer the Metroid style of Arkham Asylum, some prefer the openness of Arkham City. Others prefer the changes the Batmobile brought to Arkham Knight. I fall in the middle category. Firstly the biggest subject of controversy, the Batmobile. It's there. You use it. A lot. Without it we'd essentially have Arkham City 2.0. I loved Arkham City but I don't want to relive that experience, I want something new and this is exactly what this is. I love the use of the Batmobile. It's fun. It controls very well and it's used in a lot of unique inventive ways. But then there's also the drone fights. They are repetitive. If there's a reoccurring theme in this game it's repetition. Though only if you choose to do some of the side missions. Drones, bombs, firemen. The story also isn't much better. That all said. Batman Arkham Knight is a really really good game. All of your gadgets are still there but with noticeable enhancements that greatly improve on gameplay. A certain character I won't reveal is expertly written and essentially makes up for the rest of the story. The Batmobile is immensely satisfying and despite numerous drone missions is a welcome addition and provides a breath of fresh air. The cast isn't anywhere near as large as previous games but we've already seen all those faces. This game gives you a couple new ones. Play if you're a fan of Rocksteadys Arkham franchise.

This game took a bit to get back into (been a while since playing Arkham City) but after a few missions we were back at it! This game is an expansive open city that you can just glide...or drive now!...and beat up baddies. Cant wait for expansions and batmobile skins!

An awesome conclusion to RockSteady's Batman trilogy. The Batmobile is fun to drive but my only complaint would be that all the boss fights utilize the Batmobile. Not a knock against the game at all it just kind of sucks because Arkham City had some great boss fights.

They have done it once again and have made a truly amazing Batman game. This game makes you feel like you are the Caped Crusader himself, fighting to save Gotham. The fighting controls are intuitive and everything feels natural. Any DC comic gamer fan must have!

Firstly; this game is gorgeous. Gotham has never looked better. Another in the line of Arkham games churned out by Rocksteady, Arkham Knight is drastically better than Origins and sits nicely alongside Asylum and City. The batmobile sections have been torn apart online, and I was wary of them. But, it turns out they aren't so bad. If you dig the Arkham series, you'll enjoy this entry.

This game continues on with the great action play as the previous games. I love the story line and how the character reacts to the control movement. Hopefully the continue on making other batman games. We really enjoyed the over all feel and effect of the game.

This is a great game, the controls are a little quirky when you first start playing, but as you get used to them you realize how great a game this is.. The graphics are amazing and the gameplay is equally as amazing. If you like batman you will love this game.

It's mostly more of the same for the final outing of the Batman franchise, which wouldn't be a bad thing because the actual framework is quite solid. Accessible brawler mechanics, light detective work, and quick and fluid traversal, all return in much welcomed higher fidelity. Aside from that, you get to commandeer the Batmobile for large chunks of the game. Rocksteady actually made a big deal about the BM, stating that they'd made "the best" car in any game to date, and while it does look pretty awesome, the game's level design and encounters often must accommodate the Batmobile - which is to say, you'll quickly learn to hate it. Seriously, engaging in encounter after encounter with the countless tank drones in this game gets old really fast, and one of the game's most pivotal moments actually centers around... you got it, a frickin' lengthy battle against tons of tank drones. It's enough to make your eyes glaze over. Which is a shame too, because the plot is pretty well conceived (if predictable) and Gotham and its occupants are absolutely stunning. I had a pretty good 20 hours put into this before completing it, and the game does offer you the incentive of a "true ending" to coax you into completing all of the challenges. It's a meaty game for sure, but I think your average player will likely tap out long before collecting several hundred of the Riddler's whatchamacallits