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Batman: Arkham Asylum Torrent-----------------------------------------DOWNLOAD: http://urllio.com/qy50d -----------------------------------------On a routine trip returning The Joker to Arkham Asylum, the Batman himself must deal with traps set within its inner sanctums, purposely set by the now escaped Joker, along with the rest of his rogues' gallery that are now free within the premises.After the Joker breaks free from his imprisonment and takes over the entire facility of Arkham Asylum, Batman finds himself having to come against some of his greatest enemies and several inmates as he sets out to stop the clown prince of crime.This review is a little bit late as the release of the game was almost 2 years ago, but with all the hype surrounding the upcoming "Arkham City" AND "The Dark Knight Rises," how could I not review it? So let's get to it. About the game...
The game starts when Batman captures Joker and attempts to lock him up in Arkham for good. But of course that never goes well and Joker frees himself and all others being held in the asylum. From there, you, Batman, are in charge of locking up all the inmates once again. So what exactly can you do as Batman?
Batman is at his best in this game. You have all of his physical abilities: running, jumping, fighting... as well as all of his gadgets. At the beginning of the game, you start with the basics, you have Batarangs which are basically ninja stars shaped like bats. However, as you go along, you get some really cool gadgets. Explosive gel, batclaw, line launcher: and thats just to name a few. It's a lot of fun to see all of his different tools get used in combat, stealth and for just searching for things. Another cool feature is Detective Mode. With this, Batman can track down a person he is looking for, search for Riddler Challenges (I'll get to that later), and it even helps in combat.
The combat in this game is pretty much what you would imagine perfect would be (or at least I thought so). When your in regular hand to hand fights, Batman has a lot of moves and uses them all to their full potential. He also has great ways to dodge hits to avoid damage. In stealth mode, he can fly around the room and jump from statue to statue. He has gargoyles that he sits on and if an enemy walks under him, he can take them down on the spot. It sounds like it would be easy to clear a room but when your in a small area with eight of Joker's henchmen all armed, it can be a challenge. The one thing that this game was really lacking were some of its boss battles. The first boss you fight is Bane, and its fun, but you fight about five or six more like him at different points in the game and it gets a bit redundant and simple. There a few good boss fights throughout the game, and then you get to the final fight and it is just way too easy.
Fortunately, the game isn't powered on its fights. There is so much more to do on the island. You can go around and find The Riddler's trophies and solve his challenges. If you choose to bypass this, it will still be available after the game is completed. The game has a really good replay value, too. After you complete the game there are fight and stealth modes of game play to complete.
"Arkham Asylum" is a fun, addicting game. Even after you complete it there is still a lot to do. There is even a "Play as the Joker" DLC available on Playstation Store. I am eagerly looking forward to the October release of "Arkham City."With a compelling opening that sets the creepy, gritty and bleak tone(with Gothic architecture - tall windows, and gargoyles that you can perch atop, and hang goons from) as you escort The Joker deep into the Arkham facility(which is now a full island, not merely the mansion - albeit that remains part of it), with several stops along the way(such as a doctor checking on him), and you expect that any moment now, he'll break free - he suddenly does, surprising you in spite of the anticipation, takes over, threatens that he'll detonate bombs all over Gotham if anyone approaches the Asylum and has graffiti tagged and a statue of the warden defaced, as you now have to track him down, rescue the hostages taken, fight his army of henchmen - and he may just send some supervillains your way.
Outside of The Killing Joke(which is where the inspiration for his appearance in this comes from) and Ledger, this is the best depiction of him. Hamill, aided by the solid, absurd material(he taunts you, and his goons, as you progress), renders him equally scary and comical - he leaves gift-wrapped, fridge-sized boxes around for you, and you never know where it'll be a bomb, or just a few of the chattering teeth he leaves around. He remains in control, and you are at his mercy. This explains, if doesn't fully excuse, the linearity of this - heightening the isolated, claustrophobic feeling. You can only choose where to go in the hub level of the outside, and when boringly backtracking to gain entry to areas earlier inaccessible. His final plan, while the scope befits the medium, is the one time something in this doesn't fit, as far as motivations go. He is joined by Harley(Sorkin), who's dependent and eerie as ever.
The characters in this are all gotten exactly right. And not everyone will survive the night... making this a tale with repercussions, and while those may be confined to these VG's, it's a notable risk to take. The villains(who all get epic, fitting entrances) are humans grotesquely transformed by tragedy into monsters - you are allowed to delve into their psyche(and their themes are explored) through interview tapes, that, like the story(original, and penned by veteran of the comics, Paul Dini - both ideal; you don't have people comparing it to the work it's adapting or knowing the outcome, and this gets the spirit), have twists, are impeccably paced, and develop the people. This gets right what most licensed ones don't - looking at why it's beloved, and making sure to replicate those elements, with a laser-like focus. Is this the best game ever? No. But in the sub-genre of hero ones, it is. And I retain the right to grant that to one of its sequels, when I get to playing those.
This is a real treat for those already in love with the property, but no matter how little you know about this franchise, you can appreciate this - it's quite self-contained, and actually serves as an introduction that will inspire many potential fans to get into it. It covers a lot of ground, without bogging down with excessive details. The cutscenes(either in-engine or pre-rendered so it never feels out of place) are cool, short, fast-paced and to the point. You get poisoned by Scarecrow, and have to struggle through terrifying, and sometimes quite personal, hallucinations(think Freddy Krueger). There is some Prince of Persia style acrobatics. The main campaign in this single-player(with 3 difficulties) only title(I'm glad they didn't push for multiplayer, or even co-op, if they didn't think they could make it work) is only 10 and a half hours. The replayability lies in unlocking statues, upgrades to improve your abilities, and challenge maps(in the GOTY edition, there are no less than 20!). That last one comes with international leaderboards, to entice you to do well. It does also highlight that there are essentially only two different playing experiences in this.
The first is the free-flow, hard-hitting martial arts. There is a rhythm to it - like in real life. Try to predict their behavior, and react in time. You have four moves: Strike(your attack), Block(stop another's blow and hit them), Stun(prevent one or two from punching) and Evade(any direction - including "at" them, bunny-hopping over them!). Click a button at the right time, directed in the right direction, and it might not even matter if you're not already close enough(you may automatically get close by flipping over there). As long as you don't miss, spend a full second not doing anything, or take damage(you'll heal after battle - no running away!), you'll increase your "combo counter", and once you have enough, you unlock Throw(literally toss one guy into a few others!) and instant Takedowns(the only time that doesn't take so much time that you can be stopped if seen!). There is no spamming. This is easy to learn, yet tough to master. How well you do translates to XP, and as already mentioned, that's vital.
And the other major aspect is stealth. As you can tell, these are the defining traits of Bruce Wayne's alter ego(along with his smarts - those make it in, without providing something hard to accomplish. This is highly creative - you can hide above(glide-kicking from there - yes, your cape always allows slow, or silent, descent), beside(around a corner, grabbing them from there), even below(from grates, travelling unseen - there are vents, as well), enemies. You can attract them with a Sonic Batarang(you can also throw more than one, there's a remote controlled one, and, like with the Bat-Claw which grabs objects, or persons, out of your immediate reach, there's a key to quick-use it... and auto-aim is actually *smart* in this, and aiming is possible when you have the time).
There is a lot of disturbing, violent content in this, and some blood. I recommend this to any fan of Batman, action and/or sneaking. 9/10The full list is:
1: Batman
2: Bruce Wayne
3: Dr. Thomas Wayne & Martha Wayne
4: The Joker
5: Barbara Gordon/Oracle
6: Alfred Thaddeus Crane Pennyworth
7: Warden Quincy Sharp
8: Commissioner James 'Jim' Worthington Gordon, Sr
9: Senior Guard Aaron Cash
10: Guard Frank Boles
11: Dr. Penelope 'Penny' Young
12: Mr. Victor Zsaz
13: Waylon Jones/Killer Croc
14: Edward Nashton/Edward Nigma/The Riddler
15: Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley/Posion Ivy
16: Dr. Harleen Francess Quenzell/Harley Quinn
17: Selina Kyle/Catwoman
18: Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze
19: Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot/The Pengiun
20: Bane
21: Dr. Johnathan Crane/The Scarecrow
22: Harvey Dent//Two-Face
23: Jack Ryder
24: Scarface
25: Prometheus
26: Maximilian "Maxie" Zeus
27: Dr. Thomas 'Tommy' Elliot/Hush
28: Warren White/The Great White Shark
29: Ra's Al Ghul
30: Dr. Jervis Tetch/The Mad Hatter
31: Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist
32: Drury Walker/Killer Moth
33: Basil Jamal Karlo/Clayface
34: Professor Hugo Strange
35: Otis Flannegan/The Ratcatcher
36: Humphry Dumpler/Humpty Dumpty
37: Roman Sionis/Black Mask
38: Garfield Lynns/Firefly
39: Dumfree and Deever Tweed/Tweedledum & Tweedledee
40: Julian Gregory Day/Calendar Man
41: Amadeus Arkham
42: The Spirit Of Arkham
Each has a "Story", "Facts" and "Attributes" page to read. While some of the main villians from the game like The Joker, Poison Ivy, The Scarecrow, etc also have Patient Interviews you can listen to. He isn't an actual character. Somebody won a competition to have their face in the game, and that inmate has that face. He also has two arms - one is tied behind his back which can be seen clearly in Detective Mode. The visitor's center. You can revisit every other place, however. Batman will send the Riddler's location to Gotham PD, and you hear his arrest over the radio. Yes, but its not the "system failure" kind of crash. Before you face Scarecrow (a villain that is known for using toxins to "mess" with his victim's minds) the screen scrambles and freezes as if the system/disc failed and it plays the opening scene again but Joker is driving the Batmobile and Batman is being taken into the Asylum, so dont freak out because of the "crash", its part of the moment. Jason Todd is not mentioned. The sidekick that Joker is referring to after the first Scarecrow encounter, when you come to Harley Quinn holding Jim Gordon captive is, in fact, Oracle, or Barbara Gordon. Barbara Gordon was at one point Batgirl, She was shot in the spine by The Joker confining her to a wheelchair. Jason Todd's death is confirmed in one of the challenge maps of Batman: Arkham City (2011) . When the Joker sees Robin (Tim Drake) in his funhouse, he asks "Didn't I kill you already?". In Batman: Arkham Knight Jason Todd is revealed to be the Arkham Knight. After being beaten nearly to death, tortured and branded by The Joker; Jason blamed Batman for his fate. In the Security Control Room, behind a large pane of glass. He takes the form of various people such as Quincy Sharp, but never appears in his true form. When Detective Mode is on, it can be seen that the person behind the glass has no skeleton. Yes. There will be one of three randomly generated cut scenes. The Batwing is shown flying back to Gotham City, then the screen lowers and we see a floating crate of Titan. The Scarecrow, Killer Croc or Bane will grab the crate of Titan. a5c7b9f00b https://disqus.com/home/discussion/channel-precerimcuchitp/episode_1162_full_movie_download_in_hindi/ http://telegra.ph/Hindi-Episode-144-Free-Download-09-18 https://www.causes.com/posts/4917196 https://stikidermacphogil.wixsite.com/abcarniefi/blog/code-of-silence-full-movie-in-hindi-free-download https://lumbramocourpholst.wixsite.com/earinolab/blog/casus-kiran-7-canli-adam-movie-download-in-hd http://bitbucket.org/remotytent/remotytent/issues/126/the-reaction-time-full-movie-in-hindi-free https://sarmoseccowave.wixsite.com/movehalbti/blog/no-joke-survival-protection-full-movie-in-hindi-free-download http://facebookhitlist.com/profiles/blogs/jin-movie-download-hd https://www.causes.com/posts/4917194 http://prds66.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-burning-up-full-movie-download-in-hindi
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