Batman™: Arkham Knight - Season of Infamy: Most Wanted Expansion DLC

Amazing missions. The Killer Croc one was decent, the Mad Hatter’s was annoying at some parts but overall good. Mr. Freeze’s was beautiful to play, and Ra’s Al Ghul was the best(in my opinion) with a choice dealing with Batman’s morality. 10/10 would recommend

Spoilers Ahead This DLC was really good, although each Most Wanted Quest was short I thought they all excelled in different areas that i really enjoyed. My only complaint is that you don't have the option to replay to see the different endings. Ras Al Ghul - This was the most immersive of each of the missions, your pretty much investigating the murder of 2 of the leagues assasins, which eventually leads you to the recently resurrected Ras al Ghul and although your both enemies, he asks you for help because his resurection was only partially completed. Theres 2 Endings to this, one is where you help him resurect and the other where you don't. The only downside to this is that if you help him resurrect, it has a more intense ending but you can't lock him back up in gcpd which I would've enjoyed. have 2 complaints, 1 is that i can't replay it to get the other ending and the second is that they should've expanded on hunting him back down after he escapes with his resurrection. Mad Hatter - Definitely not the best out of each of the quests and its also the shortest, but the thing i liked the most out of this was the cinematography, its probably the coolest looking fight out of any in the game. Mr Freeze - I enjoyed this DLC's story the most, although the only action you get in the DLC is tank battles, the cutscenes and the story was the most enjoyable to watch. The only other thing about this quest that was fun was the way it changed gothams map for the quest making it fun to maneuver around with the Batmobile. Killer Croc - This was definitely the most enjoyable, the killer croc bossfights and character designs since arkham asylum felt like they only got worse till now which is insane because hes definitely one of the more interesting villians out there. This DLC had a great bossfight and although it was very short i enjoyed it. Another thing about this DLC is that you get to team up with Nightwing making the combat more immersive and enjoyable. All in All buy it while its onsale, the most time you'll spend on this DLC is probably 2 hours, so if you think 10$ is worth it for 2 hours of gameplay then buy it.

This is my review of the most wanted DLC for Arkham knight. The DLC is split into 4 side quests that you can complete at various points in the main story. The quests are for four different villains, one being mad hatter, one is about the shadow league, one about mr freeze, and another about killer croc. I will be reviewing them separately. Mad hatter: This one starts off like most quests, having you do a repetitive activity at first and then the good stuff comes. The activity consists of hunting down abducted cop cars where you are tasked with defusing a bomb and saving a police officer. Defusing the bomb is done with a new minigame which felt fun enough to keep me hooked since it was only done three times. Theres not much meat on the bone here but it’s a serviceable start to the quest. After that you return to the mad hatter and the good part presents itself. it gets a really unique and fun twist that makes you revisit the previous games in a new art style. Done in the way it was, it felt fresh and the environment and art style paired with the mad hatters witty dialogue made for a short but very sweet experience that felt worthwhile. Shadow wars: The shadow wars quests starts of as your basic tracking quest but quickly turns interesting as you find your old acquaintance Ra's Al Ghul gasping for life as his assassins hold suspicion of a new lazarus pit which they hope will reinvigorate their master. On your way to him you're also presented with a new, more advanced ninja enemy which throws a flurry of attacks at you that you have to continuosly counter. I like this enemy because it fits well with the rhythm based combat of the Arkham series. The story in this quest is more of a focus than in the mad hatter quest and it kept my interest in its short run time, and you're also left with a decision at the end which is rare but always welcome in these games. All in all its another short and sweet quest, but didn’t feel long enough to develop into something memorable. Beneath the surface: First impression in this quest is the greatly done environment. The crashed airship and its interior is done well and sets the tone for the quest, continuing the creepy theme of killer croc which was done so well in Arkham asylum. As a side note, you can really see crocs evolution, becoming even more reptilian like since the last time we saw him. The quest really nails the gritty atmosphere and its what really stood out to me and made it to be probably my favorite of the bunch even if it’s the shortest. The 'boss' fight at the end is not unique and doesn’t have any gimmicks, its just beating basic dudes and doing dual team takedowns until he's dead, so its not the highlight here but it also doesn’t need to be because of the great atmosphere and environment. In from the cold: In from the cold begins exactly how his mission did in Arkham city. His wife has been taken, he asks you to find her. This quest consists of mostly stealth and bat-mobile sections. It starts off just okay but it gets good in the last couple minutes, with a good story, a 'cool' track for the bat-mobile where you drive through the city in a kind of ice tunnel, and you do some combat in a unique arena. I expected the story between freeze and his wife to be generic but it has some good impact especially if you have some background knowledge on the two. Overall this one probably has the coolest and most impactful ending of all the quests. CONCLUSION Most wanted isn't anything special. But its perfect if you're just looking to spend a little more time with the game. The scenarios of the quests feel unique and worthwhile but none of them are long enough to leave a lasting impact or get you fully invested. Its a recommend if you like the batman games, but it wont change your mind on the game.

This DLC was very fun to play. I think my personal favorite Most Wanted was the Mad Hatter, but story wise I think that Ra's al Ghul and Mr. Freeze's parts were the best, just because it feels more emotional. Somewhat. Killer Croc's was also pretty fun, too. [spoiler]I specifically liked when Nightwing came in (I love Nightwing :) ).[/spoiler] However, the DLC was pretty short and the boss fight was pretty disappointing, which is the case for the boss fights in the base game. But I still had fun with this, and would recommend this, but maybe on sale and not for full price.

Adds a great couple of missions to the base game. Enjoyed each of them quite a lot. Kinda sad that we probably won't see a newly introduced and interesting character in any other Arkham game though, a bit weird to use that specific character for a side mission that won't affect the game's main story at all, wasted opportunity in my opinion. Apart from everything, if you leave the Mr. Freeze mission as the absolute last mission of your 100% playthrough, your Gotham will stay snowy forever. That's also something I guess.