Batman: Arkham Knight

Batman: Arkham Knight is a third-person action movie that closes the story of the trilogy. After the events of the last part, Gotham expects calm, but the Scarecrow attacks the city with a threat, because of which residents hastily leave the streets. The fights remain recognizable: strikes, counterattacks and gadgets form a rhythmic series, and a crowd of opponents requires you to switch between targets. Stealth still works well, with beams, vents, and hanging strikes allowing you to clear rooms one at a time. Gadgets are unlocked as you progress, including smoke bombs, explosives, and stun devices. Fights in narrow spaces require keeping an eye on several opponents at once. The main innovation is the Batmobile: the heavy vehicle takes part in chases and battles with armored vehicles, and its tank mode still evokes different opinions among players. The Riddler's mysteries and side cases take up just as much time as the story. Side activities include finding mysteries, rescuing hostages, and hunting down criminals. Weather and city events change the appearance of the streets, and some tasks open only after certain scenes. The additions expanded the list of playable heroes and challenges, and the graphics are still considered one of the best in the series. The city's nightlife is filmed like a big blockbuster. Additional challenges test combat skills and use of gadgets, and the campaigns of other heroes show a different side to the night. Completion rewards unlock costumes and additional weapons. For anyone who wants to see the end of Batman's story, this part is a must.