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Batman: Arkham Origins was quite a blow to me. After the amazing Arkham Asylum and the excellent Arkham City came disappointment in the formBatman: Arkham Origins was quite a blow to me. After the amazing Arkham Asylum and the excellent Arkham City came disappointment in the form of Arkham Origins. I think the series should have ended in Arkham City because there was a game at the top. What struck me right away was the graphics. Previous games looked great, but this time the game seemed graphically worse than the previous part. Apart from the textures, which simply looked kind of out of focus, the cut scenes, for example, were just quite weird. Not only were they often a cut-scene of the cinematic type, which does not use the graphics from the game at all, which means nothing about it, but I was rather annoyed by the appearance of the characters. Alfred was fine for me, but maybe Batman was quite weird, but especially the Joker. What did they do to him? It wasn't really bad, it wasn't, but he looked a lot better before. But the Joker no longer plays such a role here as before, because the main role of the villain was taken over by Two-Face, which you probably already know here that the game will simply not have the previous ones, because at least no one has a Joker for me. What I also praised the previous games for was the so-called I call it scanned scenes in the manner of Far Cry, although I don't like to say the comparison myself, but I don't know what else to compare it to. I honestly don't even know if they were here anymore or not, but probably not, because if they did, they would be etched in my memory. For example, I remember the luxury passages with Scarecrow or the amazing part of Arkham City, where Batman learned to sail better, but I'd hit the spoilers, which I don't want. There is simply no such memorable part in the game, or at least not for me. So I've criticized the game quite a bit, but don't get me wrong. It's a good game. The Batman threshers are still great, so are the solutions to the puzzles, even though the detective parts annoyed me here rather than enjoying them, but that will probably be me. Overall, it's just a good game that just doesn't have the previous ones. I recommend, but probably only to Batman fans.

This game is so underrated it hurts. On pc it runs beautifully and in 4k with max settings it still looks great. Just because it wasnt as goodThis game is so underrated it hurts. On pc it runs beautifully and in 4k with max settings it still looks great. Just because it wasnt as good as Arkham City does not mean it isnt worth your time, on the contrary. It absolutely IS worth your time and what little money it costs to buy these days.Do yourselves a favor and dont overlook this one just because critic reviews are middling and somebody told you its the worst arkham game. Youll be missing a hidden gem of a game.

it was not a bad game, the feeling of hitting was very good. but there is defiecient information so i lost way to go out. so i lost my way andit was not a bad game, the feeling of hitting was very good. but there is defiecient information so i lost way to go out. so i lost my way and i stopped and removed the game. um mm, i think you shouldn't buy this game.

Felt like a much better story than the previous two games, even if it's a prequel and has logic gaps like Batman having cooler gear in thisFelt like a much better story than the previous two games, even if it's a prequel and has logic gaps like Batman having cooler gear in this adventure than others that would come later in the timeline. It's also the same city from the previous game, but the action and fun here is top notch, on par with previous games, just not different enough from the previous games.

Solid game that is not quite as good as Asylum or City, but good enough to satisfy fans of DC comics and Batman.Pros - Most of theSolid game that is not quite as good as Asylum or City, but good enough to satisfy fans of DC comics and Batman.Pros - Most of the villains origins stories are well done (Penguin, Bane, and Riddler)- Snow effects and Dx11 effects are nice, and run well on good hardware (optimized)- Good boss fights, better than City or Asylum- Good soundtrackCons - horrible joker back story that was completely unnecessary, and basically ruins the story as a whole- Inexplicable gadgets and retcons that have no business in game (grapnel boost, Harley Quinn)- Batman, despite just starting out, is more powerful than ever

There's definitely some re-tread going on with Batman: Arkham Origins, but the combat, the relatively good story (B-list villain aside), the powerful feeling of being Batman in video game form has only muted my enthusiasm for the franchise by the smallest of margins.

A faithful sequel to Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, but sadly a little too conservative in some ways. Barely any new features add to the gameplay, which is naturally as strong as within its predecessors. The story is interesting, cutscenes and dialogues are well written and impressively presented. A minor setback: the Riddler riddles have been removed for this one.

An OK effort for an Arkham game, Batman Arkham Origins feels too similar to Arkham City and there are a few game breaking bugs that prevent it from being worthy to stand with the other two.

The story is the best in the series but, when it comes to gameplay, Warner Bros. Montreal seem to have taken the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” mantra and done the exact opposite.

Uninventive, but still enjoyable thanks to the quality of the basic mechanics on offer. Unfortunately, the PC version's bugs make it a much harder sell than it should be.

If you’re a Batman fan you should already have Batman: Arkham Origins, but anyone else might want to hold off a couple of weeks for some patches to come through.

The PC version of Batman: Arkham Origins is absolutely the best in terms of detail, smoothness, drawing distance and particle effects, though it suffers from a series of annoying glitches.

Played 1.5 hours so far. There are a few minor glitches, but it doesn't detract from the game (if you use a controller and have Synergy it mayPlayed 1.5 hours so far. There are a few minor glitches, but it doesn't detract from the game (if you use a controller and have Synergy it may behave weirdly, just disable synergy or put the other computer to sleep my mouse only went off the left screen). Still set in Arkham City, plus a bit more across the bridge, and the Batcave is there. Still has the same combat. Thus far, they seem to have done well. It's very fun to play and has very good dialogue and story.I do find it weird having Batman ask who certain villains are, or anyone being like "who's the Batman? You made him up!" or "you're just seeing things!", since we obviously know who Batman is as well as several of the villains that Batman doesn't know yet...Very glad I got it. You won't be disappointed. Put your fears to rest, they didn't produce a half-assed game.