Dope.

I purchased this game a couple of years ago for my mbp 09 9400m 2.53ghz and never really got around to playing it. So i dusted off my computer and installed this game which was a quick download, unfortunately the port is terrible. My major gripe is with the cutscenes that use the game engine because the audio is 4 minutes behind so you'll hear the lines right away than your stuck for five minutes watching the prince and someone else lip sinc bc you cant skip the cutscenes. Personally this ruined the game for me, i played halfway through and the game mechanics are the same, the fighting system is sluggish and unreliable so its better just to stealthily dispatch enemies, and every cutscenes audio is short by five minutes. I uninstalled this POS right away.

The absolute worst controls for a game with stupid onscreen icons that mean nothing and cryptic key descriptions which mean you don't know what to press

Why oh why does it not support a controller. Other games do why not this one.

Unplayable

The game crashes for me every time I try to load a saved game. Mac Game Store's customer service was great and gave me a coupon for a different title, but unfortunately Aspyr's customer service brushed off the issue saying "10.7 and 10.8 aren't supported" which is silly considering their most recent description on the Mac App Store is "fully supports OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion". I'm sure it's a fun game, but what does that matter if you can't play it?

Definitely challenging at times, the game will keep you coming back for more. The mini challenges are fun to go back and play again after the main storyline is finished and also to help hone those fighting skills. I would agree that not being able to customize the controls is a flaw and while using just the keyboard and mouse is possible, game play would be much improved with (and is designed for) a controller. A minor complaint is the lack of a jump function. Batman will jump when necessary, but not always when one expects or desired. Getting over obstacles can be frustrating at times.

The game itself is great, but its performance is so poor it barely runs on high-end iMacs and MacBook Pros - periodic slowdowns, crashes, memory leaks, and it's crazy that Intel HD 4000 graphics is not supported considering it drives much more sophisticated games just fine. Given the simplicity of CK2's graphics and interface, it shoud perform several orders of magnitude better.

For everyone who doesn't need constant action, but rather likes to think his/her way through a game Works perfectly fine on my Mid 2012 MBP 13 with i5 CPU

First of all I would like to say that the individual who wrote, "Installation Failed" was blowing smoke the DLC does works! He or she may have installed it in the wrong place, does not have the requirements or just did not take the time to look up how to do it! Download/Install the DLC, Start up the game and entering the First Game Menu, Select "Extras"... From the "Extras" menu select "Exclusive Content" At the bottom right of the Exclusive Content menu select "Redeem Code" and enter the 19 digit code supplied with the DLC, if all goes well you should have 4 more Deniable Ops to play, Hope this helps out anyone who has failed the attempt to play the DLC, I don't want to spoil anything so the rest is up to you! Happy Gaming!

If you're into HO games, this is fine. But if you're interested in the actual "investigation" part, it's pretty lame. Not sure who this is designed for. A bit graphic in terms of content for kids, but then the actual puzzles and game play is far too easy for this to be intended for adults. Suggest mum and dad check the demo to see if it's appropriate enough.

The game pieces are missing or distorted in the game. It's not fun to play if you can't see the game pieces.