Warner Montreal's new DC "Gotham Knight" has been officially announced, looking at the name everyone will think that it is a "Batman" game, but in the new work, the old man is dead, and the official also announced that "Gotham Knight" does not belong to the "Arkham series" universe. Although the new works do not belong to the "Arkham series" universe, the works of the "Arkham series" are still worth remembering, and today, we have ranked the M station score of the "Arkham series" works.
10. "Batman: Origins of Arkham - Black Gate" M station 61 points
As a 2.5D side-scrolling action game, developer Armature tried to expand the platform of Batman: Arkham Origins - Dark Gate, introducing it to handheld platforms such as PSV and 3DS, for which they made changes to some weaker systems, and the final result was not perfect. Compared to the "Arkham Series" mainline title, the feeling of fighting and stealth is poor, and the environment is very repetitive and boring, but at least the game tells the story of the first meeting between Batman and Catwoman.
9. "Batman: Arkham Origins" mobile game M station 63 points
Although the name is the same, the mobile version of Batman: Arkham Origins is completely different from the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC versions. Mainly because on iOS and Android platforms, Batman: Arkham Origins is a fighting game, not an action-adventure game. The game's combat is simple, and Batman's opponents lack diversity.
8. "Batman: Underground World of Arkham" M station 64 points
Batman: Underworld of Arkham is also a mobile game, but players don't need to fight the villain, and the player directly controls the villain. The goal of this game is to use management skills to build a criminal empire. Players also need to participate in some battles during missions. But most of the time, the game is only about strategy. But aside from the voice actors, it's just a game with "Arkham" in its name.
7. "Batman: City of Arkham" mobile game M station 69 points
Batman: City of Arkham mobile games have more in common with their successor, Batman: Arkham Origins, and are also a fighting game in which Batman plays a variety of characters, and the battles are simple and repetitive, but at least fast-paced. Compared to most mobile fighting games, it's not bad.
6. "Batman: Return to Arkham" M station 73 points
Batman: Return to Arkham can be said to be a micro-image quality upgrade of Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, and does not even increase the frame rate of these two games. Still, it's good to put them all on the new console (PS4/Xbox One). Plus, it's a great opportunity to try the original for someone who has never played the original before.
5. "Batman: Arkham VR" M station 74 points
Batman: Arkham VR is a compelling and imaginative game that makes the most of the PlayStation VR. However, it does not match the scale and depth of the main line in the Arkham series at all.
4. "Batman: Arkham Origins" M station 74 points
Batman: Arkham Origins is easy to roll over as a prequel, Rocksteady is not the developer, and Kevin Conroy (voiced by the old man) and Mark Hamill (voiced by the Joker) are not on the voice actor list. However, all of their alternate voice actors performed well, especially Warner Montreal, who proved themselves to be able to make solid "Arkham" games.
Batman: Arkham Knight tells the story of Batman: Arkham Asylum after the end of the story, which is the really fascinating content of the previous game, because Batman has to deal with the psychological instability caused by the Joker. However, not every aspect of the game's plot is outstanding, because the superficially distorted villains make people feel a bit out of the ordinary. The Batmobile of this game has also become a prop for the hustle and bustle, although at the beginning of "Batman: Arkham Knight" only performed well on the console side, but the positive evaluation of this game is far greater than its negative evaluation.
2. "Batman: Arkham Asylum" M station 91 points
No one would have thought that Batman: Arkham Asylum would perform so well as a comic book game, after all, when the game was released, its performance shocked everyone. The game's combat, stealth section, tone, and everything in the game are perfect for Batman, the "Dark Knight." Similarly, the voice acting is excellent, with Kevin Conroy's Batman and Mark Hamill's Joker arguably being the best voice actors for these characters.
1. "Batman: City of Arkham" M station 94 points
As a sequel to Arkham Madhouse, Batman: City of Arkham managed to surpass its predecessor through an incredibly open-world adventure. Rocksteady has had success by enhancing and continuing the game's features from previous games.
For example, wonderful battles add many new gadgets and attacks. The larger area leaves room for more of Batman's friends and enemies, including Two-Faced, Penguin-Man, and Catwoman. Each new character will join Batman in an incredibly engaging story, with one of the best game endings ever made for this game.