What Order You Should Play The Batman: Arkham Games In
The series is one of the best superhero franchises in gaming, but what order should these games be played in? Superhero games and Batman games have existed for decades, but the quality of them has always varied. While there were plenty of good superhero games in the early 2000s like, Batman always struggled. Even the video game was rough despite being based on a universally acclaimed film. It's hard to imagine a bad Batman game after seeing how Rocksteady perfected the formula for such a thing in 2009.
In 2009, Rocksteady would kick off one of the most beloved video game franchises of all-time with the series. While it's mostly seen as a trilogy, there are a few canonical prequels and spin-offs. So, with that said, it may seem a bit daunting to jump in to the series 15 years after its inception and figure out how to navigate it. However, there's no need to fear as this article will guide any newcomers through the series game by game.
Right off the bat (no pun intended), anyone looking to get into this series should start at the beginning with . While this isn't chronologically the first canonical game in the series, it is the first one to release and sets the stage for the rest of the franchise. The game introduces players to the violent, almost rhythmic style of combat that made the games famous. It also managed to create a feeling of mild horror thanks to its creepy atmosphere, Scarecrow's nightmare sequences, and more.
kicks off by having Batman bringing Joker to the iconic asylum before realizing this is all part of a larger scheme. Joker gets loose and, in turn, releases every inmate, including some of Batman's most formidable foes, such as Bane and Poison Ivy. It's up to Batman to figure out what Joker's grand plan is and put an end to it before the sun rises. Ultimately, it results in one of Batman's most memorable adventures across all mediums.
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