A mobile fighting game, Batman: Arkham City Lockdown was part of the Arkham series. The campaign consisted of one-on-one fights against henchmen and ultimately a boss, and players could expand Batman's arsenal with upgrades. The game is no longer available to purchase.
Batman: Arkham Shadow's recently added post-credits scene puts into perspective how significant Dick Grayson's role could be in a possible sequel.
Robin's fate has more or less been sealed in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and a future Arkham game can't let it be for nothing.
Little time has been afforded to Bruce Wayne in the Arkhamverse before Batman: Arkham Shadow and future entries should follow its lead.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's story has ended and with it Batman's Arkhamverse future has a fairly blank canvas to work with.
Batman: Arkham Shadow's story-related gadgets perfume combat with nostalgic variation and its VR freeflow is strikingly familiar.
Riddler has hounded Batman with dogged determination in every Arkham title and his absence in Batman: Arkham Shadow doesn't go unnoticed.
Batman: Arkham Shadow treats Joker with reverence without ever jeopardizing its tight, intricate storytelling for superficial iconography.
Batman: Arkham Shadow stays within the pocket of established lore and still iterates brilliantly on one iconic villain's Arkhamverse origin story.
Batman's Arkhamverse has always implemented intermittent POVs, but Batman: Arkham Shadow truly sells why such an installment could be successful.
