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It just so happens that this is the year when the caped crusader celebrated 80 years since it first appeared, and although Epic a bit late to the birthday party, we're sure not complaining because this is a six-game package with no fillers whatsoever.
Granted, you could consider the Lego Batman Trilogy a filler, but do so at your own peril - it doesn't take long to see that Lego Batman's trilogy has quite similar scores to its bigger trilogy brother here. Anyway, the list is as follows:
Lego Batman Trilogy
LEGO® Batman™: The Videogame
LEGO® Batman™ 2: DC Super Heroes
LEGO® Batman™ 3: Beyond Gotham
Batman Arkham Collection
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Batman: Arkham City
Batman: Arkham Knight
Lego Batman: The Videogame launched to rave reviews in 2008 and Traveller's Tales poured into it everything they learned with previous adaptations of popular IPs, such as Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures.
It worked like a charm and the sequels, DC Super Heros and Beyond Gotham, fared even better, although most reviewers agree that the former is probably the best of the lot. That's not to say that Beyond Gotham is bad, as it did expand the character pool and the in-game world, but it failed to catch up with DC Super Heroes' scores.
As for the Arkham Trilogy, we'd say it needs no introduction, what with it being a prime example of Batman's dominance in the superhero games department. Heck, even Spider-Man ended up mimicking the Arkham formula, quite successfully if we may add, which finally did some justice to Spidey, after several relatively mediocre attempts to bring him into the world of gaming.
So, if you still haven't played any, or just some of the Arkham or Batman Lego games, you're looking at one fun weekend ahead, courtesy of Epic Games. You can find Batman's Arkham and Lego trilogies giveaway page on the .
