The 3 best Batman games for PS5 cost just less than a meal at McDonalds, every fan should know

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The developers at Rocksteady Studios made a name for themselves with the Batman: Arkham trilogy. Now you can have the three – still great ones today! – Catch up on Adventures of the Bat at a bargain price on PlayStation. Don’t worry: the games are much better than Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League!

What games are they exactly? The Batman: Arkham Collection consists of Batman: Arkham Asylum (from 2009), Batman: Arkham City (2011) and Batman: Arkham Knight (2015).

All three games are cinematic action adventures in which you control your hero from a third-person perspective and are based on several gameplay pillars:

  • Take out the local guards one by one by sneaking.
  • Send opponents to the ground in direct confrontation with your fists – targeted counterattacks and long punch and kick combinations are easy to learn.
  • Exploiting gadgets like a grappling hook or explosive gel while sneaking, fighting, and solving puzzles.

    • While the first part takes place in the manageably large (but incredibly atmospheric) Arkham Asylum, the series opens up significantly with the two sequels. In these, you as Batman ensure law and order in the sprawling Gotham (or parts of the city).

    What do I need to know about the PlayStation sale? Until March 14, 2024 at 12:59 a.m. you can secure the entire Batman: Arkham trilogy for PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 for just 7.79 euros instead of 59.99 euros. Where? Well, in the PlayStation Store! If you don’t know the Arkham trilogy yet, we have a clear recommendation.

    What makes the Arkham trilogy better than Kill the Justice League? The Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, released in February 2024, not only disappointed the expectations of publisher Warner Bros., but also the hopes of many fans of Rocksteady Studios.

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    The Batman: Arkham Collection stands for beautifully staged and excitingly told single-player experiences that focus on capturing the Batman fantasy in the best possible way from the first second.

    Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, on the other hand, sits between chairs, wanting to stage it well, but also want to bind as many players as possible to the service model in the long term. The plot, characters, enemy designs and the variety of challenges suffer as a result. If you’re looking for more licensed games that capture their originals really well, take a look here: 5 games that are based on films, series or books and that’s exactly why they’re really good

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