OUR FAVOURITES
Be Batman!
Heroes don’t get more complex than Batman, the pointy-eared vigilante who’s captivated us since his 1939 comic book debut. Brilliant detective, martial arts expert, care-free billionaire—he wears countless faces, and you can enjoy them all in these electrifying games and apps.
Unbeatable Brawler
The Caped Crusader’s mastery of hand-to-hand combat is a lifesaver in Injustice 2. Go toe to toe with DC’s mightiest heroes and villains as various incarnations of Bruce Wayne’s alter ego, from armoured ninja to the Joker-ized (and deeply evil) Batman Who Laughs. Throw punches and stun bombs, then summon the Batwing for a devastating finishing move.
Mighty Ally
In DC Heroes & Villains’ struggle against a galactic threat, it pays to have Batman on your side. Add him to a five-person squad of Justice Leaguers or Teen Titans and pummel mobsters and mechs with his crowd-clearing Batarangs. Or if you’re feeling brave, fight him with a team of villains in a special Gotham City mission. Can Firefly’s flames and Poison Ivy’s plants defeat the Dark Knight?
World’s Greatest Detective
Leverage your ace deductive skills to crack cases in Batman: The Telltale Series. One moment you’re interrogating a criminal as Batman, the next, you’re navigating tense conversations as Bruce Wayne. A far-reaching mystery involving underworld forces and family secrets spills over into Batman: The Enemy Within; both games challenge you to make tough decisions that change how the story unfolds.
Secretly Silly
Lego Batman: DC Super Heroes sends the Dynamic Duo on a delightful quest through Gotham City. To foil the nefarious plans of Joker and Lex Luthor, you’ll solve puzzles, don cool suits, and knock the blocks off goons galore. Clever levels and the thrill of playing as Superman, Wonder Woman, and other DC legends make this adventure perfect for all ages.
Comic Book Legend
With more than 25,000 comics and graphic novels, DC Universe Infinite has enough illustrated adventures to keep Bat-fans busy for years. Read Batman’s very first appearance in Detective Comics #27 (1939) or savour acclaimed arcs from more recent decades, including “Year One,” “The Long Halloween,” and “The Court of Owls.”
Cinematic Superstar
For an equally fabulous collection of Batman movies and TV shows, head to Crave. You’ll find your favourite live-action films from the ’80s and ’90s, plus the Christopher Nolan trilogy, and Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Holy treasure trove!