First finished Arkham Knight in 2021 on my PS4, so going into my PC playthrough I knew what was going to happen, this did not make it worse. Only better, I so missed the fluid combat and after playing Arkham Knight again, I think it further Improves upon the predecessors, I loved the gadget variety and the possibilities it opened up to, and a lot of people say the worst bit about this game are the car bits, but to me, they didn't really bother me, I liked driving in a tank, booming and blasting through Gotham. I loved the traversal system, zooming and gliding across the rooftops and I didn't mind the side content, in fact, I did them all except for those bastard riddler trophies. Though I will say the story is nice it just doesn't hold up to Arkham City, nonetheless, it's unique and fun to playthrough and overall it's an extremely nice way to finish off an amazing series.

This was a really good DLC, it didn't change anything, it just made it better. It offers new content and new weapons. just what the game needed. Really enjoyable bosses but I will admit it was quite easy for me as I was level 132 and was carrying a 9+ Blades of mercy and 10+ Ludwig's Holy Blade. Though some boss fights were easy like Maria it was still unique fighting against them. The one boss I probably struggled on was embarrassingly Living failures. I will admit the Orphan of Kos was annoying but it was one of the better boss fights. The best boss fight for me was probably Ludwig as the music was just beautiful and the stages were just so intense.

One of the more enjoyable souls-like, this game combines Sekiro parrying and Bloodborne movement into one and my god it's satisfying. Me being a Sekiro Fanatic just parried my way through the game and the game does a good job of utilizing its main cores. Dodging and parrying, it lets you adapt and choose your own playstyle with the Plague arts or whatever they're called and differentiates the way you approach things with the plague weapon and plague weapon steal mechanic. Parrying in itself is less valuable then dodging unless you upgrade it so if you're a bloodborne fanatic, I'd recommend you dodge through the game. Nonetheless, boss fights were fun and areas were cool. Recommend

I actually don't know when I started or finished the game since I played it on my brother's PS4 but I do know I bought it near release, nonetheless, I really enjoyed this game, I checked about 4 stores for this game and when I played it, I felt so much joy in that one moment that I spent countless hours on that Playstation, fast forward two years later, I have my own PS4 and I replay the game, this time with a little Sekiro in me. I think back to me back then when I first booted up this game and it all comes back. This game is a great game as it can really captivate that feeling you got as a kid when you wanted to own a lightsaber and slice up a bunch of cool things. It really makes you feel cool.

I remember I bought this game in Japan in 2019, now I did play Smash Bros Wii way back then and I was terrible. So I pick up this game, and I am hooked. I play and play, and I just get addicted to my growth. At one point in my gaming career, this game was my favourite game, I invested so much time honing my skill that if you asked me "What game are you the best at?" I would say this game. The thrill when you just flex on some of your friends. It's something special. Nowadays I am terrible at this game but it still holds something special in my heart.