LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is simply amazing. What makes the game so special is the fact that the entire DC universe gets their time in the limelight which is refreshing compared to the last-mission cameos in the second game.
The gameplay is mostly the same thing as in 2005, but the sweet new features really spices the whole game up. One of the best things about the game is the positively huge amount of DC characters that appear, from Sinestro to Aquaman to fucking POLKA-DOT MAN! This huge selection of character also proves to be one of the game's drawbacks, as more focus is given on the whole DC universe, leading to the absence of fan favorite Batman characters like Two-Face, the Scarecrow and Gordon.
There is of course a couple of DLC packs and a Season Pass that adds a couple new missions, vehicles and characters to the game, but they really did the DLC thing right. TT could just as easily have given us half of a game and gotten us to cough up an extra 30 bucks for the rest, but they really made the DLC content the icing on the cake instead of a cheap way to get money.
The missions are your run-of-the mill LEGO missions with breakable stuff and a lot of hidden secrets. One delightful new twist to the missions is the addition of Character Tokens, which were in a few missions of LEGO Marvel and LEGO Harry Potter. There isn't a lot more I can say about this game before devolving into a raving fanboy that starts babbling about things that only are relatable to those who play the game.
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LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is simply amazing. What makes the game so special is the fact that the entire DC universe gets their time in the limelight which is refreshing compared to the last-mission cameos in the second game.
The gameplay is mostly the same thing as in 2005, but the sweet new features really spices the whole game up. One of the best things about the game is the positively huge amount of DC characters that appear, from Sinestro to Aquaman to fucking POLKA-DOT MAN! This huge selection of character also proves to be one of the game's drawbacks, as more focus is given on the whole DC universe, leading to the absence of fan favorite Batman characters like Two-Face, the Scarecrow and Gordon.
There is of course a couple of DLC packs and a Season Pass that adds a couple new missions, vehicles and characters to the game, but they really did the DLC thing right. TT could just as easily have given us half of a game and gotten us to cough up an extra 30 bucks for the rest, but they really made the DLC content the icing on the cake instead of a cheap way to get money.
The missions are your run-of-the mill LEGO missions with breakable stuff and a lot of hidden secrets. One delightful new twist to the missions is the addition of Character Tokens, which were in a few missions of LEGO Marvel and LEGO Harry Potter. There isn't a lot more I can say about this game before devolving into a raving fanboy that starts babbling about things that only are relatable to those who play the game.