There's something rather compelling about a Batman who hasn't quite mastered himself yet. He's capable of dismantling a roomful of thugs, but his judgement still has rough edges, and Gotham knows exactly how to exploit them. The Blackgate sequences are particularly good, especially the moment when saving an enemy becomes the beginning of a far stranger relationship. The supplied version is listed as having the complete game unlocked, with the main adventure and its accompanying activities available to explore. Some of the street-level busywork feels long in the tooth, admittedly, and the collectible hunt can become a chore. Yet the snowbound rooftops, bruising boss fights, and unusually personal story give this earlier chapter a character all its own.