This is actually one of the best games ever made

I like a lot of the side missions in Knight. Not the filler tedious stuff like taking out the towers or the bombs, but the stuff surrounding other villains tended to have good level design or cool moments. The main Scarecrow thread through the game felt overly focused on the Batmobile and tank battles, though.

Bought all 3 batman games, didn't get Origins. What order do i play them in?

Release order. Why would you play them in any other order?

It is cool to see that we are finally going to get a freaking announcement from Rocksteady, judging by the twitter shit they are posting, talking about the celebration of "years of work", and this obvious shill threads since last week
I hope you guys deliver, desu, it's been too long

It has the best combat in the series and the best combat in a game made by western devs. I rate it slightly higher than the combat in nier and slightly below the combat mecanics of dmc5 .
For me the best part of the game was the visuals. The raindrop physics and the lighting was top notch.

>didn't get Origins

Why not? Origins is more or less as good as the rest of them.

Talking about spider-man
When are we getting the homecoming/ffh game?

want to play this game, but havent played any of the previous ones, is it ok? is there dlcs for this? are they free also how does it hold up for 2019

>is it ok?
Sure, but Asylum and City are arguably better games.
>how does it hold up for 2019
It came out in 2019, buddy. Not decades ago. Unless you're a teenager five years isn't much of a gap. That said, Arkham Knight had some technically impressive scenery and given that it's not that old it remains so. I don't know if it's more impressive for 2015 than City was for 2011 or anything, but it looks fine.

>came out in 2019
*2015

are the dlc free tho