I suppose maybe for legal reasons, it was the gas that killed him. See Batman doesn’t kill people, even though replaying this the other night I totally dropped a guy 20 feet through a concrete roof that collapsed on him, and he breathed in a lot of very lethal toxic gas. What you can’t skip is beating goons into powder. You’re trapped on an island where it’s just Batman, various goons, and pretty much every Batman enemy or character is having a big party with the Joker setting the stage and clowning around with his usual murderous results. You are Batman, you are what goes bump in the night. I like the creepy tone and unsettling atmosphere it sets the stage for a wonderful game that doesn’t feel scary. An absurd level of detail when it comes to world building, about 500 checks. Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy doing the voices of the Joker and Batman, as they have been for the last 30 years, check. I know, non-chronologically… from me, madness! Batman: Arkham Asylum (The good one) Rocksteady 2009 (updated version 2016)Ĭreepy setting of Arkham Asylum, a mental institution built by a crazy old man with a graveyard in it, check. Let’s do these in order of release because that might be the order to play them in. These games exist in the same timeline in the “Arkhamverse” where each is connected to the other. All have the same sort of game structure in that they are third person and involve stealth and some level of puzzle solving with strong narrative elements. Plus, many of them are terrible and more famous reviewers than I have talked about them. There have been a LOT of Batman games over the years, and I’m not going to get into the weeds on them.
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