The graphics are true to the comics, the game is beautiful and is set in the upper basket. But it's really at a huge animation work was done.
The principle of FreeFlow (the name given to the combat system) is simply magnificent. Here we must not hammer the throttle as in ordinary BTA, each encounter is choreographed to avoid breaking the precious combo chain that you gain more experience and thus new powers.
In addition to the highly addictive combat system (make very happy about the challenges of fighting the game does not offer a sufficient dose) here we see a mini event in itself. Indeed, BAA felt terrible thought of a Metal Gear in his mechanics, careful I am not talking cinematic or the atmosphere but the way that one has to understand the different rooms of the games.
Many ways are available to eliminate our opponents and undercover fans will simply enjoy!
What about the boss? Each meeting is original and remains a highlight of the video game. Small problem, however, on the final confrontation remains a bit redundant with the rest of the game.
The game is quite long, Arkham large enough to keep you going long and the challenges well enough scarves to make you want to dig a little head on it.
Two criticisms are however to make.
Even tough the game is not insurmountable, it is not a health walk but overall the game remains simple enough and the game 12 we will die a dozen times which is low when think about it ...
Finally, once the game is over you have the opportunity to continue to explore Arkham (to find the 240 indices mystery man), but asylum is then emptied of its enemies. Too bad ...
Anyway if you hesitate on acquiring BAA honestly indulge. You have in front of you one of the best games of this generation and it would be a shame to miss.
Strongly on!
