That's because this time the entire city is explorable, from its highest rooftops to its shabbiest alleys. It's all really exciting and often contextualised within its wider world. The combat is as deep and fluid as you'd expect, while the predator encounters are as challenging and suspenseful as ever.
The gameplay is probably the most refined it has ever been, tightening up series-staple mechanics while introducing several new gadgets and abilities. However, the overall thing is compelling and entertaining right the way through. Of course, it also has a couple of less successful moments. There are some really interesting characterisations here and the title does quite a bit of exploration when it comes to Batman's innermost fears and anxieties. Its narrative picks up after the gloomy end of its predecessor, taking things in a somewhat new direction when Scarecrow - one of the highlights of the first game in the series - rolls into Gotham with a plan to bring it to its knees.
Although it isn't quite as good as 'Batman: Arkham City (2011)', it ends the story on a solid note and is a fantastic game from the second it begins.
'Batman: Arkham Knight (2015)' is, as of now, the final main instalment in its series.
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