I revisit this every other year or so and I'm always impressed by the amount of content added, and disappointed that it's still just kinda boring.

Good mobile adaptation of the old formula, but I'm not a big mobile fan. Played with MKB just to break this game over my knee.

Genuinely racist.

RPD is perfect game design.

Once it becomes less about sailing through storms and chatting shit with your friends and more about playing the game, the fun's over.

Aesthetically endearing enough for me to look past the YA elements. Gets a bit stale towards the end, as the variety of gameplay doesn't quite match the length of the game.

One of the only games I'm Good at. Various updates and re-balances killed my enthusiasm for it though, despite still being objectively better than Chiv in every way.

One of the only games I'm Good at. Dumped hundreds of hours into this.

A much maligned sequel, but I love this game. Beaten it in co-op twice and both times have been a treat. The gun crafting system is actually quite fun and diverse.

Quite possibly the single worst video game I have ever played. Definitely the single worst video game I have ever 100%d.

The first video game I ever loved, I put hundreds of hours into this as a kid and even had a legit Mew I won from Toys R' Us. I replayed it a few years ago and it held up impeccably, despite the sheer number of QoL improvements that have been added to the modern games.

Developers stop adding tedious "immersive" gameplay features that waste my time challenge.

Complaints about the Batmobile are overblown, once you upgrade it a few times it kicks off. The mainline missions are fantastic and I actually love playing as the sidekicks.

Arkham Origins is secretly the series' best game. The Christmastime setting, music, and story are so good. Electrocutioner!!

Story is a complete snooze and the boss fights are weak as hell. Where's all the cool villains and boss fights bro