A lot of the game ends up being really slow, but it's all worth it for the payoff in the final 1.5 episodes. Way more interesting than the original Telltale Batman. Will never be a fan of Troy Baker Batman, though.

I was honestly somewhat disappointed after hearing such amazing things about this DLC. It's certainly good, but I find most of the areas boring overall. The amazing bosses are easily the highlight.

Nothing incredible, but a serviceable expansion overall. Ariandel is beautiful. The regular enemies and optional boss fight are mostly pretty meh. Meanwhile, Sister Friede is one of the series' best bosses along with possibly being its most difficult.

About the same level of quality as the base game but with thankfully less Batmobile content. The Mr. Freeze story is easily the best of the four.

Mostly a nothing DLC, but it at least has a worthy story behind it with Robin out to prove that he's not a little bitch.

Short but memorable, Catwoman has way more personality than any of the other DLC characters. The final sequence is the hardest combat section in the entire series.

Why does this even exist? What is the point? 10 minute DLC that adds nothing new whatsoever.

Easily the best of the many, many DLCs for this game. The setting and story are very cartoony but it ends up working in its favor.

From a technical aspect, this is the best Arkham game with stunning visuals and the most perfected freeflow combat system in the series. From a content aspect, this is by far the worst - A stupid story with an even stupider ending and "twist." No boss battles apart from the Batmobile tank fights. Shoehorned-in Batmobile sections. Mark Hamill is the highlight, as usual. Possibly the personal biggest disappoint I've ever experienced in gaming.

Fantastic world, gameplay, and bosses. I disagree with the complaints about the game being full of fan service - Apart from the inclusion of Andre, everything feels fitting. I do agree that the PvP is an unfun estus/roll-spam fest.

In its original state, definitely the worst SoulsBorne game, but still very much worth playing if you can't get your hands on a PS5. The prototype for all the greatness to come. World Tendency is awful even when you are able to finally understand it, and that's just one of many crazy negative quirks in the game that From Software thankfully learned from.

It's about as decent as I expected it to be. Can't hold a torch to the original trilogy, but does good enough at scratching the itch for more Sly content. The mid-game plot twist as well as the character redesigns are all awful.

Certainly one of the most unique games of all time, if nothing else. Super addicting, and also super frustrating at times. Despite not loving it, would kill for a higher budget modern take on it.

Definitely the best Hitman game as well as one of the best games of the PS2 era. Has some rust to it that didn't age fantastically but the unique and super replayable environments more than make up for it.

My first Call of Duty since Black Ops 2 seven years prior. It's still the same ol' Infinity Ward Call of Duty as it always was, just prettier.