How to find and use Towers in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight

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Towers Explained
North Island Tower locations
Central Island Tower locations
South Island Tower locations
Tricorner Island Tower locations

Towers in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight are something you'll find in Gotham probably a while before you can actually use them, as these tall, red and white radio towers have an interaction point that isn't clear about what it actually needs from you if you haven't unlocked a specific ability. However, finding all the Tower locations in Lego Batman Legacy is actually a very useful thing to do, as I'll explain in our guide below.

Towers in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight explained

Towers in Lego Batman Legacy can't be used until you unlock Batgirl. One of the later Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight characters, Batgirl has a unique power called a Hackarang that you need to use on the Tower. Throw it at the panel on the tower with the flashing light, and you'll be able to do the Hacking minigame to unlock the tower.

Once unlocked, the tower will reveal every collectible and hidden mission on the area of the map it's in. Basically, it shows you where to find everything! If you can unlock all the towers in Lego Batman, you'll be able to find anything in Gotham.

All Tower locations in Lego Batman Legacy

Below we've marked the locations of all towers in Lego Batman Legacy, broken up island-by-island from top to bottom. Once you're at the location marked, they shouldn't be hard to find: just look on top of buildings for the large, red and white radio tower.

North Island Tower locations

Central Island Tower locations

South Island Tower locations

Tricorner Island Tower locations

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