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Wish it had an online-coop...
The game is challenging, if you are fan of old school platformers, then this game is for you.
What I hate in this game, though, is that you have to find tons of collectibles in every stage to unlock things (Other worlds, bonus stages, etc), which is dull and boring.
Evil has returned! Demonic powers are manifesting themselves as a myriad of dark creatures, fighting over the fates of imprisoned souls caught in Purgatory.
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Can't even play the demo
I downloaded the demo and it immediately says I have 0 minutes when I know I have never seen these screens before. I suspect that when I previously downloaded the demo and it froze, it continued counting down the 60 minutes. Not worth the risk.
The game has four diners of various themes that you manage.The pace is fairly slow.The patrons are a mixture of regular and hoodlums.You are to mix hot peppers in the hoodlums food so they leave.The chasing off of the hoodlums is the most unique feature of this game. If you buy it onsale then its worth it otherwise dont bother
I bought this game excited like most players but I ended up being disappointed. The game would glitch and the entire screen would turn black but the audio can still be heard at random points of the game. It was frustrating and restarting did not help. It would happen at certain missions and I can't continue because I can't see anything. I like the game play but not when it's completely blacked out.
I have bought other Jewel Quest games and have to give this one a pass. The jewel matching is so slow that you wait and wait between activity. It is especially annoying when the clock is ticking down and you can't finish a board because you have been sitting clicking on the last match while the game laboriously drops jewels from the top. I want to play a game for fun, not watch in bored frustration.
Looks very nice and runs mostly smooth. I experienced some slowdowns in the outside areas, but it wasn't that bad.
Batman is an absolute combat monster! He feels massive and powerful. Combat is smooth, varied, and sometimes hilarious. Sneaking around is also a joy.
Only jarring bit is that Batman is adamant about keeping everyone alive, but after rescuing people he then leaves them to their fate, saying that "It's safe, stay here" when it's absolutely not.
This is a step up from Arkham Asylum. You're now roaming freely through Arkham City, which is huge compared to the Asylum. And it performs a lot better as well!
It's everything that Arkham Asylum had, in a much larger area. Flying through the city is a joy, especially after you upgraded your gear a bit. Alternating between Batman and Catwoman adds some nice variety, as each has their own play style. The Catwoman arc could've been fleshed out more though, especially the last part.
However, I consider the story weaker than Arkham Asylum's. There's just too many big shots trying to play an important part in it, which ends up downplaying them all.
And unfortunately it isn't friendly to women. Being insulted as Catwoman is just one thing, it makes sense. There are two other woman that play an important part (not Poison Ivy, she's minor). While these characters are exceptional and even recognised as such, when they are on screen they end up being weak, frail, gullible, and one is unceremoniously offed.
Still, it's loads of run just flying and sneaking through Arkham City, collecting Ridder trophies, and brutalizing terrified bad guys a dozen at a time.
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