Richard Drummond of Gaming Tech United writes:
"I'll be the first one to admit that Batman: Arkham Knight hooked me. I was cautiously optimistic when I picked it up, but I fell for it more than I imagined I would. Playing through the game and beating it twice (New Game Plus), I've come to realize that the best part of Arkham Knight isn't a boss fight, or a witty line, it is one that players could theoretically miss entirely."
Discover the best Batman Arkham games ranked from Asylum to Knight, including Origins, VR and more, with a focus on combat, story, and world design.
Nintendo Switch games that haven't received patches are still getting performance and loading boosts across the board on Switch 2.
Abdul writes: "The Steam Autumn Sale is now live, and we've selected the 20 best Steam Deck-compatible games that you can get for under $10 right now."
I would also add Risk of Rain 2 as long as you don't stray too far from a power source as each run can be long as the hours melt away. Another thing to note is that based on the reports, the FPS may drop into the 40s if a lot of enemies are on the screen.
There is also the Half Life series. If you haven't played half-life before then you can do so now at the super low price.
Mafia was amazing looking and had a great story. Played flawlessly at 30fps as well without dips 99% of the time.
The same is true for Jedi Fallen Order
Sony games as also on sale. Picked up Rachet and Clank, cant wait to try it!
I love the [Article Spoiler] Evidence Room! It's pretty cool and I love the little bits where they talk about the villains. I would love to see it expanded with DLC possibly. I know the militia has an actual room, so I'd love to see rooms like that on each villain.
You say that people only doing the main story would miss this, but you have to go in there to get the Electricity Gun for the main story.
Hell yeah. I love the Evidence Room. Like Wedge said, you do need it for the story I think, but you don't get the full effect from just jumping in there. I loved taking my time and going from piece to piece hearing what the game had to say about them. I thought it was really neat.
It seems there's a lot of hidden details all throughout the game like this. I love that in open world games.