評論

• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2018

  [b]Season of Infamy: Most Wanted DLC for Arkham Knight[/b] [i]No spoilers[/i] This DLC adds four new story-arcs to the base game, featuring four of Arkham's Most-Wanted: [b]The Mad Hatter[/b] - This guy really feels like a non-entity to me, but the trippy landscapes you end up in add enough interest to keep his story-arc from being totally boring. I recommend doing this DLC early on, as it is the weakest story of the four. You will only need the Remote Hacking Device to complete this one. [b]Killer Croc[/b] - Ahh, Killer Croc. Here you find out what happened to him after the events at Arkham Asylum. I don't want to give any details and ruin anything for you, but I will say that I'm mildly surprised at his fate. I don't remember what gadgets you might need. [b]Ra’s Al Ghul[/b] - Ra's disappeared at the end of Arkham City, and now we learn his fate. There is a surprising amount of blood in this section - more than I remember seeing in the rest of the games combined, although of course none of it caused by us. Like the Azrael story-arc from the main game, you choose the outcome, and the ending will be wildly different depending on your choice. You will need the Remote Electric Charge gadget before you can access this story. [b]Mr. Freeze[/b] - This story gives us true closure, and takes us places I never expected to go with Mr. Freeze. You will need to be adept at maneuvering the Batmobile before you can complete his tale. This was my favorite of the four. I really enjoyed this DLC, and although I don't think that it is worth the full purchase price, I am very happy with my discounted purchase. Recommended!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2017

  If I compare price and content of this DLC with the one of the smaller DLC's, I'd say it is on par. The best about these four stories in side mission length is basically that each grants you 6 extra Wayne Tech skill points adding up to 24 in total. This is really nice for the main story because it enables you having all the important skills earlier on. The four missions in the order they get unlocked (mild spoiler alert) : [b]Mad Hatter[/b] (gets unlocked after 24% main story progress) Consists of 4 parts, 3 of which are reaction based puzzles, which were at least unique, but didn't excite me too much. The final part was truly great because it was not yet another weird Mad Hatter room, but something similar which still felt "fresh" though. Truly in the mould of the AC Mad Hatter side mission. [b]Ras al Ghul[/b] (gets unlocked after 27% main story progress) A strongly story based mission and as such not a brilliant one. Has alternating endings depending on the player's choice. Perhaps the weakest of all 4missions. There is actually one awful audio glitch throughout the entire game. And it is particularly bad before the final mission of this side quest, because it took me long to realise I can do it all in one go: Batman says something like "I can't do this right now!", which is the usual phrase when you try entering areas too early, but in Arkham Knight, he rather means "I can't do it like this!". Basically, I tried to pull something while standing on the wrong level. [b]Killer Croc[/b] (gets unlocked after 34% main story progress) Perhaps the most complete and best of all these four missions. I was wary playing the Killer Croc mission, thinking of the AA Croc mission, but this one is quite cool has most story and a boss fight to it. As well as the best level design of all four. [b]Mr Freeze[/b] (gets unlocked after 60% main story progress) Also rather weak I found. Sweet story though. A tank battle which is similar to the Poision Ivy tank battle in the main story and else some parts which feel similar to capturing towers or saving firefighters. Get it for the Wayne Tech skill points and the Mad Hatter and Croc mission. One of the more useful DLC's.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2015

  If you liked the main game, you'll like this. 4 solid side missions that don't increase or decrease in quality compared to the main game. However, if you're expecting changes in the game's formula, a lack of the batmobile or any good boss fights, none of these are found here sadly. Rocksteady could have listened to the main complaints of the game, but they chose to ignore them completely and created more of the same. If there was a mixed option for reviews, I'd use it here, but it does tie up some loose ends teased in City, so the DLC does come out slightly positive on my end. Overall, 7/10.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2015

  Each mission is about 25 to 30 minutes, so the maximum time you will spend on this DLC is about 2hours if you go all the way through without troubles , so worth it, or not? Well, this DLC is for true Batman fans and the fans of Arkham franchise, but not for those who want more challenges. I have to say the challenge of this DLC is quite simple, the fighting part is at the mid-level of the main game, the only boss fight is with the Killer Croc and it really doesn’t fit Croc’s new appearance and what happens to him in the story, but hey, it’s a due fight with our beloved friend Nightwing. The new airship location isn’t very impressive cause we have already seen something similar in the main game. The Mad-hatter mission depends more on atmosphere; again Batman is entering the mad Alice in wonderland story, but this time is Batman in wonderland. It’s always interesting to see how villains are trying to pull Batman into the madness and fail in the end. The Ra’s Al Ghul, and Mr.Freeze missions are more like what should be in this EPIC FINAL CHAPETER of the Arkham franchise since it put the end of both villains’ story, but sadly no boss fight with these two villains as who gave us the best boss fights in Arkham City. The Ra’s mission is pretty much like what it was in the Arkham City: Batman find the lead (the blood trace AGIAN) to the League of Assassins, follow it, find League’s hideout AGIAN, and find out that [spoiler] the demon’s head is DYING AGAIN, so he needs the Lazarus Pit AGAIN, while Batman encounter the daughter of the demon AGAIN. [/spoiler] But there is some other interesting and unexpected story about Batman and the League in the mission that you need to find out yourself. The Freeze mission is absolutely satisfying with predator fights against the Militia, time-limited Batmobile chase, the final tank fight which really fit the story and the atmosphere, and of course the moment of melting my frozen heart with love.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2015

  great DLC, specially the conclusion to freeze's story
• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2020

  Very good but very short.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2021

  The Season of Infamy DLC is a must-have in my opinion, on par with the Batgirl DLC. Still, as with every other DLC, I'd say you get the best bang for your buck by getting it with the Season Pass. Anyway, what does this DLC add? Well, it adds four new side missions to the main game, focusing on the four villains shown in the store page: Mad Hatter, Killer Croc, Ra's al Ghul and Mr. Freeze. The side missions unlock as you progress through the story, and while they're relatively short on their own, they still add a fair bit of content. The Mad Hatter mission, which is the first one you unlock, is actually one of the most interesting ones, if only for its final section, which is pretty unique. Another personal favourite from this DLC is Mr. Freeze's mission, which offers some closure on his story. The Killer Croc and Ra's al Ghul missions are also very good on their own as well. So, do I recommend this DLC? Definitely. However, my recommendation from the opening paragraph also stands; if you can, get it as part of the Season Pass.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2015

  I'd recommend the season pass for this, as $10 is a bit steep for what amounts to 2-3 hours of content. However, these missions are far better than anything Rocksteady's put out for DLC so far. Short, spoiler-free rundown: Ra's: Fun, feels a lot like the introduction mission in Arkham City, but in a good way. The new ninja fighters are similar to the martial experts from Arkham Origins, and are a nice change-up to the combat. Croc: Feels a lot like Asylum, definitely a cool mission. Boss fight is enjoyable, but nothing to write home about. Had the most fun with this one, though. Freeze: Prepare for feels. Brings back the Militia (if you've beaten the game already), but it's not a bad thing. Strong predator missions (in terms of DLC, at least), and while yes, there's a tank battle, it's at the very end and it's not painful, nor did I felt like it overstayed its welcome. Hatter: Can be done very early in the game. It starts off pretty simple and straight-forward, but it involves the Mad Hatter, so of course it doesn't stay that way. Great climax. For anyone who's curious, you can use the alternate Batmobiles without having to switch back for Hatter and Croc's missions. You'll need the Tankmobile for a bit in Ra's, but don't even bother trying Freeze's without it because of the aforementioned tank battle. All in all, they're at least as long as the Two-Face missions, if not longer. I enjoyed them a lot, and just wish the other DLCs (barring Batgirl's) were more like these. EDIT: Forgot to mention that there's a fair bit of Line Launcher use in these, which just made me happy on a personal level since I love that gadget a lot and felt like it was in this just for one story mission and then that's it.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2022

  i love this dlc and i and i think it is the best dlc for this game it sums up a lot of story lines from previous games and very connected to them . i think all the secondary missions had to be like this i played the games back to back so this dlc was the best ending that i could ask for . 1. mr freeze had his story end here it is so powerful with beautiful music . 2. the mad hatter end fight is so perfect every detail . 3. ra's ghul you have nyssa what you want more than that . 4. killer croc his story is cool not by the level of the others but its good to .
• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2016

  This DLC offers quite a bit of diverse content. There is an innovative Mad Hatter mission, an emotional encounter with Mr. Freeze, and a battle with Killer Croc. It is not exactly worth $10, so get it in a sale, but it is a solid DLC nevertheless.