Batman: Arkham Knight

I finished Arkham Knight only this year, in the summer. Why? Because when I bought it on a PC, its optimization made my 770GTX light up. And so I finished the game a year after buying it on PC. I played the final part about Batman on Xbox One S. I'm not a fan of comics. When people say that they have read some comic book, I cannot understand, what exactly is there to read? It's just not my style of storytelling, not for me. So here it is. Not loving comics, but loving the Arkham series, I played through the last game in the series with great pleasure. At the release, I heard a lot of feedback that the combat was boring, that the Arkham Knight was not a new character, as the developers promised. But since I don’t “read” comics, this was not critical for me. As for the combat, the fact that I haven’t played Batman since 2013, when I completed the last game about him at that time, “Arkham Origins,” played a role here. I just took a break from it. And in any case, the combat is cool and you can still enjoy it. The plot is well done. Unexpected turns work, although not as much as we would like. The introduction of the Batmobile brought a lot of positive emotions from the destruction of enemy equipment. But this time Riddler's riddles simply infuriated him. Overall, in my opinion, this is a worthy conclusion to the line of Batman games from Rocksteady.