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Some of the characters’ abilities overlap, but enough of them change things up so you can take down the bad guys with whatever power you wish. The Flash’s speed allows him to travel across an area at an impressive pace, Wonder Woman can fly at a moment’s notice (which also triggers the old Wonder Woman theme to play) and Robin’s array of suits are enough to tackle all manner of situations. However, casual DC fans will certainly be able to appreciate the differing abilities of the various playable characters. The comic-book aficionados, though, will eat it up and those that are new to the wider DC universe can get to know the likes of Solomon Grundy and Firefly.

One of Lego Batman 3’s problems is that for the first couple of hours, new character introductions are sparse and then there’s a flood of superhero arrivals, which could lead to the uninitiated becoming overwhelmed. While Marvel rake in the cash at the box office and make household names out of Black Widow and Nick Fury, DC’s lagging a bit behind, meaning that a few of the cast members here won’t be instantly recognisable to the general populous.

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While the previous releases in the series saw some characters in the DC universe crossover into The Caped Crusader’s world, this goes all out.įrom Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern, to Martian Manhunter, Cyborg and The Flash, this is a DC fan’s dream. As Brainiac is predominantly known as one of Clark Kent’s foes, Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham really does come good on its subtitle. Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is no different.īrainiac, using his shrink-ray and the power contained within the many Lanterns’ rings, is planning on collecting worlds across the galaxy and Batman, along with his multitudinous allies, must stop the extraterrestrial android’s evil plot. Then, why is it that after years and years of the exact same formula, the Lego series doesn’t suffer the wrath of the video game playing public? Well, because they’re generally fun! Sure, some changes would be welcome to freshen things up and take the series out of its comfort zone, but it can’t be denied that, for the most part, you’ll play with a smile on your face. Mainly because there have been a number of them already released in 2014. I could start this review by simply saying, “Another year, another Lego game”, but I’d be telling a lie.