Batman Arkham Knight Gets Mature Rating!

DWoodbine · Feb 25, 2015

I loved the first 2 games, but couldn't get into Arkham Origins. Now it's back with Rocksteady I'm really looking forward to this.

New trailer btw

Doc Holliday x · Feb 25, 2015

Cant wait really enjoyed the first 2 im looking forward to a more mature story

Tzar of kaos · Feb 25, 2015

From an article on Gameinformer,there is an hidden code,in the last trailer.

John Dowding · Feb 25, 2015

Enjoyed Asylum, City and Origins, really looking forward to some more Batman capers!

Galactic Geek · Feb 25, 2015

Holy mother of... That trailer was awesome!

DigitalAssassin · Feb 25, 2015

47, an interesting number you chose Goth.

Anyway, this game is going to be amazing, I want that Batmobile so badly!

Epic Louie · Feb 25, 2015

I already have it paid off. I cant wait to play it.

N7 Gh0stz · Feb 25, 2015

where as me i never played the first one i played the second one then got the first one for £2.50 from the dash

John Dowding · Feb 25, 2015

LOL! I just joined the dots and connected Digital Assasin, The Tie pic and 47! OT Dont know why Origins isnt gettting any love, I thought it was a great game and not hugely different from the other Rocksteady offerings.

NonSportsGirl · Feb 25, 2015

City and Origins suffered for me because there was simply too many distractions.

Asylum got the balance right. A decent space to explore and discover things but not so large that the main plot was ever far from your mind, or far from your location.

In City I would often be closing in on a main plot location only to be dragged halfway across the map by a Zsasz phone call or other event. The same in Origins, getting close only to get a police call for help.

Sure you are never required to do them but it does take you out of being Batman if you ignore people in trouble.

John Dowding · Feb 26, 2015

Yes Vaynel I had the same thing with City as well, completely lost track of what the main plot was and dont think I ever got to grips with it again, so I know what you mean. For some reason I didnt have the same problem with Origins.

Ive had the same problem with all the AC games (apart from Black Flag) where i get so caught up in side missions and collectibles that the main story missions become very disjointed.

Galactic Geek · Feb 26, 2015

I still haven't beaten Arkham City or played Origins. Asylum though? It was 1 of the few games I ever played 100% through - I'm still proud of myself for solving all of the riddles. As for this game, let's hope that the Batmobile will make it easier and
faster to traverse the city.

Tzar of kaos · Oct 31, 2018

Depends how you drive.

Galactic Geek

I still haven't beaten Arkham City or played Origins. Asylum though? It was 1 of the few games I ever played 100% through - I'm still proud of myself for solving all of the riddles. As for this game, let's hope that the Batmobile will make it easier and
faster to traverse the city.

N7 Gh0stz

where as me i never played the first one i played the second one then got the first one for £2.50 from the dash

Galactic Geek

[quote user="From article"]Rocksteady's first two Batman games, Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, both earned "T for Teen" ratings. When Arkham Knight earned an M (suitable for players 17 and older), Hill said the team was surprised.[/quote]

John Dowding

Yes Vaynel I had the same thing with City as well, completely lost track of what the main plot was and dont think I ever got to grips with it again, so I know what you mean. For some reason I didnt have the same problem with Origins.

Ive had the same problem with all the AC games (apart from Black Flag) where i get so caught up in side missions and collectibles that the main story missions become very disjointed.

NonSportsGirl

City and Origins suffered for me because there was simply too many distractions.

Asylum got the balance right. A decent space to explore and discover things but not so large that the main plot was ever far from your mind, or far from your location.

In City I would often be closing in on a main plot location only to be dragged halfway across the map by a Zsasz phone call or other event. The same in Origins, getting close only to get a police call for help.

Sure you are never required to do them but it does take you out of being Batman if you ignore people in trouble.

Batman Arkham Knight Gets Mature Rating!