This isn’t the first time gamers had a chance to solve crimes as Batman in video games, but that doesn’t mean there wasn’t room for improvement. When Batman: Arkham Origins was released they designed a really cool new way of figuring out what happened in a crime scene. You look around and identify clues with a visual aid/bat-gadget that (with enough clues) will act out the events of the crime. This game specifically doesn’t branch off too far from that formula.
There is a scene in Telltale’s Batman in which Batman arrives at a loading hanger and there are dead bodies of both criminals and police. Figuring out what exactly happened, you the player will find clues and attach one clue with another to tell a cohesive story. It’s worth noting that this game is actually quite violent and is more liberal with the blood/gore. It’s very refreshing to see more time spent being a detective and I look forward to see how this series will expand upon it.
The actor also praised the freedom given on set.
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