A New Batman: Arkham Knight Mod Fixes The Most Annoying Part Of The Game

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was released nearly a decade ago, but the modding community has undoubtedly kept it alive with the addition of new suits, Batmobiles, and more over the years. Upon its release, was intended as the finale to Rocksteady's acclaimed Arkhamverse. Scarecrow threatened to unleash his fear gas across Gotham City, resulting in a city-wide evacuation. This left behind some of the city's most notorious characters who sought to plunder it while the police were distracted by the impending terror threat.

The latest entry in the Arkhamverse, the poorly received shooter, takes place five years after the events of.

One of these characters was Edward Nigma, a.k.a. The Riddler, a villain who appeared in every game and even returned in. Throughout these games, Nigma would have players collect trophies or figure out puzzles and riddles to try and prove that he was intellectually superior to them.

While in and this was an optional objective, in, a boss battle against Riddler was locked behind it, with players having to defeat him as part of getting the game's true ending. Fortunately, a new mod by SpideySansGoku simply called "" does away with the criteria of collecting the many trophies and completing the challenges and lets players jump straight into the fight against Nigma.

Riddler is one of the Batman: Arkham series’ most prolific villains, but one entry in the superhero saga delivered the best Riddler missions of all.

Locking the game's true ending behind nearly 243 collectible trophies was a huge faux pas for . While the game worked at a fast pace in its main story and culminated in a showdown with Scarecrow along with many surprising twists and turns, it then slowed to a massive crawl for those who hadn't collected every Riddler trophy and defeated the character beforehand as they'd have to scour the city for them before seeing the final cutscene of the game.

Being able to skip this objective with the aid of SpideySansGoku's mod certainly cuts down on this grind, as it lets