Follows Bruce Wayne as he tries to juggle being the Billionaire and owner of Wayne Enterprises, with the masked vigilante Batman.

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Selina Kyle / Catwoman / Protester 2 (voice)
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Carmine Falcone (voice)
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Harvey Dent / Two-Face (voice)
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Vicki Vale / Lady Arkham / Rhonda (voice)
Murphy Guyer ...
James Gordon (voice)
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Renee Montoya / Assistant Deborah / Reporter Vesper Fairchild / Julia Remarque / Mendez (voice)
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Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin / Waiter (voice)
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Jack Ryder / Commissioner Grogan / Enforcer 4 (voice)
Lorri Holt ...
Regina Zellerbach / Martha Wayne / Councilwoman / Esther Cobblepot / Bartender (voice)
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Bob Zellerbach / Thug / Joe Chill (voice)
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Drug Dealer / Falcone Assistant / GCPD / Reporter / Thug / Enforcer 1 / Thug 2 / Inmate 3 (voice)
Zach Villa ...
Cop / Drug Dealer / Reporter / Thug / Thug Boss / Bar Patron (voice) (as Zack Villa)
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Lucius Fox (voice)
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Follows Bruce Wayne as he tries to juggle being the Billionaire and owner of Wayne Enterprises, with the masked vigilante Batman.

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Robert Clotworthy (voice of Jack Ryder/Commissioner Grogan/Enforcer 4) is the narrator for History Channel's "Ancient Aliens" and "The Curse of Oak Island". See more »

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Version of Batman: Arkham Origins (2013) See more »

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One of TT's best efforts
13 April 2017 | by (Germany) – See all my reviews

All of TT's games after TWD all followed a now set in stone formula. So does this newest series and you even have to choose who to "save" during ep. 02, in a scene taken right out of TWD S01E01. Something most of them didn't bother address are proper consequences. Batman on the other hand already delivers in this regard, as a few key decisions lead to you playing one of 2 unique scenarios multiple times. I expect the next season to set the record mostly clean again but the gimmick felt real, for once. I was also surprised how well the creators nailed the characters, despite taking many noticeable departures from canon. The game further earns it's M due to unflinching gore and the ability to play Batman like a near unhinged sociopath. Bruce Wayne is also as much a fleshed out character as Batman himself, arguably more so. I like the 1st half a bit more than the 2nd, but i don't have any serous complains. The writers also nailed Catwoman, unlike Rocksteady. The whole season even came out on time and ep.4 features a very effective setup for S02. I can't wait. 8,5/10


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