Batman: Arkham Asylum


This third-person action game takes Batman inside the iconic, ultra-creepy Arkham Asylum, and this stellar release raises the bar quite high for all future comic book games.

Available on: PC, PS3 , Xbox 360
Genre: Action
Release date: September 15, 2009
Published by: Eidos 
Developed by: Rocksteady Studios 
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player Solo
9 Awesome
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PMJABZ  - 2 years, 6 months
I've just played the demo for this game, this definetly is THE BEST batman game ever made, I love the creepy cool high def way they made it look. The only thing i didn't really like of it is that the action is kind of flat... like slow u kno??? but i've also heard that you can unlock new moves and all, I just hope that is at least 30 hours of playin as batman, I have a PS3 so i get to play as the joker too (sorry Xbox owners) haha, I cant wait for this game to come out, and again, this game is definetly the best batman and superhero game ever made, I'd like to congratulate the makers and designers of this game, and KEEP IT UP YO!!! lol
jacob_kreed  - 2 years, 6 months
I played the Demo on PSN, it was beautiful. This is problarly the best Super Heroe game ever to come out.
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ESRB Rating
Batman: Arkham Asylum is rated:
Teen
Alcohol Reference, Blood, Suggestive Themes, Tobacco Reference, Violence, Mild Language
PEGI Rating
Batman: Arkham Asylum is rated:
16+