The Teen Titans Deserve a Gotham Knights-Like Game

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Gotham Knightsis stepping out of the shadow of Batman’s cape and cowl for a co-op action-RPG that centers on the Dark Knight’s Bat Family. Gotham Knights looks to be a refreshing change of pace for fans who loved the Batman: Arkham series but want DC to pave a new path with a unique IP.

However, while Gotham Knights has not even been released yet, there is another classic team of DC superheroes that should be reprised in its own open-world, AAA co-op game. In a similar approach to how Gotham Knights has been designed, a game that centers around the Teen Titans could have the potential to be hugely successful because of its diverse character roster, hilarious character-to-character camaraderie, and infinite content potential.

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One advantage that an open-world, AAA Teen Titans game would have over a game like Gotham Knights is that each character in the Titans is fully unique, beckoning completely diverse play-styles and gameplay from character-to-character. Not to the discredit of Gotham Knights, but each Knight is a regular human character with relatively similar combat, gadgets, and traversal, with the eccentric exception of Red Hood, who has received soul energy abilities due to his resurrection that result in mystical leaps.

Further, three of the four playable protagonists in Gotham Knights have had the Robin moniker. Still, fans are surely excited that if they will not be playing as Batman in Gotham Knights, they will at least be playing as the closest affiliation to Batman: members of the Bat Family.

Teen Titans has no character replication in its diverse roster; indeed, the Titans ranks have changed often in comic book lore and have featured multiple different heroes