Gotham Knights Review — It Takes a Family

In the aftermath of perhaps an inevitable tragedy, it is clear that no matter where you go in Gotham Knights, you don't have to go it alone.
There is a moment early on in Gotham Knights when it becomes unequivocally clear that this is not going to be an Arkham game. The moment itself isn't necessarily important from the outset, but what the moment represents most certainly is. Players are immediately made aware that they are no longer burdened with being Batman; that they no longer have to live up to his legacy. But they do have to live for him, and that is where our game so crucially begins.

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