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It took me 48 hours to 100% the game and get the full/complete ending. It was worth it because I am a massive fan of this universe and the Batman. If you are not a huge fan, you may be better off getting to the end of the story without attaining the 100% mark, and instead going to YouTube to see the full ending. Even so, I enjoyed this game.

Its strongest suit lies with the stealth and hand-to-hand combat sections. The addition of driving the Bat-Mobile is also incredible, and a worthy addition to the game. However, there are times in this game when it is used but should not be; an example is the boss battle with "Deathstroke." The detective sections where Batman has to view a crime scene are also great. Most of the side missions are also on par with the main storyline.

The most painful part of the game was assembling all the Riddler trophies. This required assistance from the internet, specifically the use of maps on Google images that showed the trophies' and "destructible objects'" exact locations.

Thankfully if you play New Game + after achieving the rank of 100%, you don't have to grab all the Riddler trophies and so forth a second time.

Also note that if you get DLC side missions, you will actually achieve a rank slightly higher than 100%, which is normal.

Also, on PC, at release, the bugs are heinous. Thankfully, they were fixed, and the game runs normally. Just in case, save your bloody progress often. Seriously. Save your dang progress.

I give Batman: Arkham Knight on PC, in its current state, a 9/10.

In this game, I break into people's houses and then talk to them. Throughout, I walk at a slow pace, which substitutes the ability to run in this game. 10/10

5 stars. Masterpiece. Great characters, story and game-play.

This game is excellent, alongside all of the DLC. At this point, the content that exists for America, Russia, Germany, China, and other nations, is enough to keep you happy for hours. There are some countries in the game that were snubbed from a fleshed-out story (their respective 'focus trees' are too short), like Italy, for instance.

You are tasking with running a country and deciding its destiny: democratic, capitalist, fascist, communist, monarchist, or something else. You can play with historical accuracy or without it, and can decide whether or not the AI of other countries will take historically accurate paths. You can form alliances, adjust policies, influence other countries, prepare research for technology or other areas of study, create an intelligence agency, and many other things. It has the option of war, which makes this a strategy game. All around that option, what you will see and experience is, primarily, a nation and politics simulator, where you dictate the ideology and how it is expressed.

The base game is enough with DLC - altogether it's reasonably priced. With mods, the game is even better. I recommend Thousand Week Reich and Cold War: Iron Curtain. The former has excellent storytelling and writing, and the latter has the most content I've even seen packed into a single mod. Russia, East Germany, America, Communist China, North Korea, Cuba, and others, are some of the most interesting in the Cold War mod. Every focus tree updates every ten years - it has content for the fifties, the sixties, and the seventies. When you think you've completed a country, you have actually not, you are only a third of the way there.

Other simple mods that work with the base game, which I recommend: Non-Reflective Water, Player-Led Peace Conferences, and Uncensored Focus Tree Icons. Some mods also include realistic country flags.

Regarding the base game and its DLCs, No Step Back is great for Russia and some other Baltic regions - it fleshed out the Stalin and Left and Right Opposition storyline, with the possibility of Russian Fascism, as well as incorporating Stalin's paranoia and purges within the mechanics. Man The Guns made America more interesting, with not just democratic, but Marxist Leninist and Fascist focus trees and options. La Resistance made foreign influence interesting with the ability to create an intelligence agency and use spies, as well as making Spain's focus tree phenomenal, with Leftist options and Falangist path options. There are other good DLCs as well, but those in particular stick out to me. No Step Back and Man The Guns are the best ones I have seen thus far. I wish they added more for Communist China and North Korea; what the game lacks for these countries is made up for with mods like Cold War: Iron Curtain.

With the aforementioned mods, this game is worth it. Without the mods, this game is worth it.

If you don't play this on 5x speed in single-player mode, or at least 3x speed in multiplayer, you will be tortured. If you don't like doing a lot of reading, and slow paced management before actions begins, this might not be for you. This game also requires a level of patience, because there is plenty of waiting when it comes to progress with research and focus tree developments. This game runs on an in-game timer, and things happen "in real time" when the game or timeline is not paused.

Funny game, good comedy. Meant to be played more than one time. Best enjoyed with a cold drink.

Loved the game. Beat it on Normal just short of several hours, on a blind play-through, over two days. On the third day I unlocked all of the achievements - and I still am yet to finish it on the Hard difficulty.

Any "OG" fan of the Hitman franchise would love this game. Yes, there's some simplicity in it, with only hands and a silenced pistol, but the shooting mechanics are unique, and there's enough variety in play style to maintain replayability.

The story is nothing special, it merely serves to carry the player from one mission to another. From what I hear, this game was made by one man. He did an excellent job. I think this game alone is worth twenty dollars (I bought it on sale for maybe 2 bucks, which was a steal).

It's worth your money if you enjoy puzzle stealth-action games. It's also a paradise for speed-runners.

I got to kill communists, and fight off zombies in the Pentagon as Fidel Castro or JFK. Also the best story-line in Call of Duty to date. 10/10 IGN

Classic stealth game.

Damn good game, one of the best stealth and puzzle games out there. It's got a lot of room for creativity, as there are many ways to tackle a level.