LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight

LEGO BATMAN ARKHAM OF THE DARK KNIGHT LEGACY GAME OF THE YEAR HOLY GOAT ILOVEMEN

I recommend it but the game not my cup of tea. the combat system is good.

overhyped nostalgic bait, game stutters on cutscenes driving feels very clunky and the camera is constantly moving away from where your trying to look player 1 can only play as batman in a lego game and there are only like 6 unlockable characters and all charcters other then batman are exclusive to the second player most of the mechanics in this game (gliding, grapple hooks, driving, etc) just feel rushed/unfinished/clunky dialogue feels like it was written by a ai

Simplesmente o melhor jogo Lego Batman de todos os tempos! Tá esperando o que? Vai jogar boca de cueca!

Great game, def. recommend if you like batman and Lego. BUT the traversal is INSANELY ANNOYING and never works how you want it AND THE BLOODY npc that you have if you're playing alone is outrageously STUPID and never does what it is supposed to, like STAYING ON A BUTTON when it's obviously what it needs to. That being said it's still a great game, it just gets on my nerves.

From the moment I saw the trailer drop for this game in 2025, I was sold. I love LEGO games, and getting another LEGO Batman game of all things? I felt like we were in for a treat. The timing also couldn't have been better, as I had just played through the Batman Arkham games for the first time, so the decision to use Arkham-style combat immediately appealed to me. Likewise, Gotham City has never looked better in a LEGO game, and while the customisation isn't quite as expansive as I would have liked, mainly because you're restricted to a relatively small selection of characters, there's still plenty to play around with. Unfortunately, the game has one major problem that overshadows almost everything else: It gets boring. Fast. I was genuinely enthusiastic about the game for the first couple of hours, but after that I started losing interest surprisingly quickly. The levels feel extremely repetitive, the story never really grabbed me, and a lot of the missions feel like you're walking down the same corridor with a different skin thrown over it. The puzzles don't help either. They're rarely interesting enough to break up the combat, and the levels seem to lack many of the memorable set pieces and locations that made the original LEGO Batman games so enjoyable. When I think back to those games, I can still remember specific levels, bosses and environments. Here, a lot of it just starts blending together. On paper, the story is actually a great idea. Having LEGO Batman move through different eras of the character, drawing from the movies, comics and Arkham games, sounds like the perfect way to celebrate Batman's history. I wouldn't even say the execution is outright bad. There are definitely moments where you can see what they were going for. But compared with the simple charm of the first LEGO Batman or the much more coherent campaign of LEGO Batman 2, it somehow feels surprisingly lacking in soul. And that's probably my biggest disappointment with the game. It's strange for something designed to be a celebration of Batman's history to leave me feeling so little while actually playing it. There is clearly a huge amount of love for Batman in the presentation, visuals and references, but for me that hasn't translated into a particularly engaging game. I really wanted to love this one. Unfortunately, after only a few hours, I mostly just wanted to play something else. The endless unlocks to find in Gotham City are just a grind and are completely uninteresting, even compared to prior batman games like LEGO DC supervilians. At the end of the day you can have the massive customizable batcave and all the cars and all the suits and a massive open world environment, but after all that the game has got to be fun, and I just find myself being bored.

im batman

Not Recommended Mediocre co-op and repetitive content — clearly below the level of other LEGO games. - You can't swap Batman for another character in co-op. He isn't needed for any Riddler secrets, so the second player just tags along. - The campaign focuses mostly on side characters, not Batman himself. - Hardware requirements are way too high for this level of graphics. - Tons of riddles, but they're all the same few ideas repeated over and over. - Short campaign. - Though still batter than spider-man. Only worth it on a deep sale.