Batman : Arkham Knightwas entail to be the grand finale of theBatman : Arkhamfranchise , though the upcomingSuicide Squad : Kill the JusticeLeaguewill go on the franchise in 2023 . So to finish   the original series   with a bang , Rocksteady Studios made it into the biggest of the first four games with the most side quests .

Very view games cope to make every side pursuit consummate andArkham Knightis not one of them . Sometimes the missionary work inArkham Knightfeel more like the developers endure for measure over quality ; so for every mission that feel like an interactive Batman comic , others finger like undesirable roundabout way .

Lamb To The Slaughter

include a more obscure villain like Deacon Blackfire was a in effect touch , but it is done through an awkwardly introduce side - delegation . Out of seemingly nowhere , Jack Ryder is seize by Blackfire and his religious cult , forcing Batman to save up his life .

It ’s a very brief combat commission that can be beaten within a few minutes . It does n’t much to the report or fibre development and provides trivial to no challenge . lover belike would have preferredone ofArkham ’s cut   villainslike Zsasz or Prometheus .

Riddler’s Revenge

At this point , it ’s become infamous that Riddler was egregiously overused inBatman : Arkham Knight . The tedious trophy aggregation and enigma - solving were already bad enough but having him always pester the role player reverse this side mission into a task .

Solving every individual puzzle in his foreign mission results in having to fight Riddler in a big automatonlike lawsuit . It was not worth the monolithic wonk , peculiarly since the chief conflict terminate as quickly as it begins .

Gotham On Fire

Put out a fire , chase Firefly through Gotham , and then plug him for a bit . Rinse and recapitulate those same exact actions three time and Batman mechanically brings Firefly to the GCPD . That is the entirety of this side deputation .

Encountering Firefly is fun at first but it becomes tiresome when it is just repeating the same natural process every time . There is n’t even really a boss conflict with Firefly so it just wastes the inclusion of this character .

A Friend In Need

After all the setup inBatman : Arkham City , fans carry Hush to be a big menace inArkham Knight . or else , he is limited to a memorable but very short mission in which Batman saves Lucius Fox who Hush accept as a hostage .

This side missionary work features a great dual performance from Kevin Conroy asone of the best Batman voice actorsas well as the sinister Hush , and the missionary station does have a few exciting here and now .   Still , the story endure fifteen minute at the most which make all the work up - up fromArkham Cityfeel blow .

The Militia

Though it can be monotonous , " The Militia " sidequest is actually several different sidequests that allow the player to trade up if it becomes too boring . Disarming explosive , shutting down checkpoints , and bring down APCs are all thing histrion have to do .

Where it really fall apart is the final political boss . All of the Militia sidequests climax with a fight against Deathstroke in a weaker clone of theArkham Knightfight in the Cloudburst . It is one of the most disappointing chief fight of theArkhamgames .

The Line Of Duty

The " Line of Duty " missionary station   is one that lamentably comes off as repetitive since it boils down to repeatedly saving fire fighter from different criminals across the city . However , it does get full point for vary things up from perfect combat delegation to predatory animal face-off , which bring more variety .

As a bonus , learning about how Firefly is connected to these firefighters leads to an interesting mystery and connection to Firefly , even if   he does n’t finally toy a very exciting function in theArkham Knight .

Heir To The Cowl

Batman testing Azrael to see if he ’s worthy of becoming the new Batman is interesting . It even feature multiple endings based on what Azrael chooses to do once he is assign to kill Batman .

regrettably , that ’s also where the story ends . It feel like only half of a side pursuance and it would have been a strong first half but as is , it end on a disappointingly precipitous note no matter what the player chooses .

Two-Faced Bandit

Two - Face make his return to theArkhamfranchise and once again   showcases one ofTroy Baker ’s well DC function . Because of his high - quality articulation player , Two - Face is perform well with muckle of great talks as he talks to his henchmen   and Batman . That is the primary cause his missionary post were as well - received as they were .

It ’s also with " Two - Faced Bandit " thatArkham Knightintroduces raw forms of Predator Challenges that make it remain firm out from other mission . Unfortunately , it suffers from the repetition of the Firefly foreign mission where it ’s the same accurate charge three times just in different banks .

Shadow War

Putting much more emphasis on the story , " Shadow War " has Nyssa Ratko battling her father Ra ’s Al Ghul and his stalwart in a war between sects of the League Of Assassins . It harks back to the League Of Assassins mission fromArkham Citywhile also introducing new elements and teaser .

How it all come together , in the conclusion , is the best part with the player opt to either save Ra ’s Al Ghul or let him die . It play on the role player ’s personal morality and how they palpate Ra ’s Al Ghul ’s tarradiddle should end . Both provide interesting conclusion to the missionary work as well as a tense final skirmish .

Wonderland

There are severalcelebrity voice actors in theArkhamgames . One of the fame voices that have recur the most is Peter MacNicol as The Mad hatmaker . His story has Batman carry through police officeholder that have been kidnapped and hidden across the city .

At first , it appear to be just repeat the same thing over and over but then it accept a round into the surreal . It honors previous games while providing a boss fight unlike any other more square   encounters in the game .

Comic book art: Batman faces the four Robins: Nightwing Dick Grayson, Red Hood Jason Todd, Red Robin Tim Drake, and Robin Damian Wayne.

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Split image of Two-Face and Nightwing in Batman Arkham Knight

Deacon Blackfire preparing a sacrificial ritual in Batman Arkham Knight

The Riddler with his legion of robots in Batman: Arkham Knights (2015)

The Batmobile chasing Firefly through Gotham City in Batman Arkham Knight

Hush holding Lucius Fox hostage while confronting Bruce Wayne in Batman: Arkham Knight

A view of the Militia in Batman Arkham Knight

Batman speaking with Firefighter Chief Underhill in Batman Arkham Knight

Azrael kneeling with his sword in Batman: Arkham Knight

Two-Face and his thugs in front of the Bank Of Gotham in Batman Arkham Knight

Ra’s Al Ghul on his throne on life support in Batman: Arkham Knight

The Mad Hatter in the interrogation room in Batman: Arkham Knight

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