Rain over Gotham, the cape snapping in the wind, and a city just waiting for you to tip it into chaos.

No gut pick here, so let's read the details. And the details tell the story of a proud action game. The feel of a controller in hand climbs ahead of nearly 87% of all titles, that's its backbone, the moment chaining hits turns into a dance. Fun follows close behind, ahead of about three quarters of games. The art style leaves a mark too, ahead of two thirds, and it's the steadiest line here in number of votes. Where it dips is the idea of taking it to a desert island, fairly low, and the urge to rediscover it, below average. Careful though, several of these lines rest on one or two votes, so take them as early signals.

Against the super-hero open worlds, it's a game that bets everything on the feel of combat rather than on lasting attachment. You come back for the motion, less for the memory.

So, for who? For you if you love feeling every combo, every dodge, a city breathing danger under your fingers. Much less if you want the game you carry everywhere and dream of living again untouched.