Recent reviews by MidnightProfessional

A perfect blend of ultra-violence with a cyberpunk twist.

A perfect blend of action and horror, Resident Evil: Revelations will keep you on your toes as you explore your thalassophobia.

Really makes you feel like a truck driver, especially when you have to ram your trailer because it got stuck on the corner of a building. Overall, 10/10

A solid set of planes that really make you feel like you're entering the danger zone with K-Log as your co-pilot.

If you've ever wanted to be able to play any board game imaginable, but either don't have the money or friends to play the real thing, Tabletop Simulator is there for you.

Although personally I prefer Arkham City over Knight, Knight has gotten a lot better since its very rocky PC release.

Note: I condensed the two categories into the top 3 for each.
The Good:
- The map is at least 4x as large as City
- Rocksteady took cues from their partner, WB Games (Arkham Origins) in adding some new combat features and special takedown moves, as well as many other things
- The story is much deeper than any of the previous Arkham games, and it actually gets to the point where you start feeling emotional for Batman/Bruce Wayne.

The Bad:
- Mindless Bat-Tank sections where you just repeatedly launch missiles at incoming drones
- Capped FPS, but you can go as high as 90fps
- Meaningless Batmobile chase scenes as filler content

Overall, I'd say to pick this game up on a sale, but only if you've played either of the previous games. Arkham Knight contains story spoilers for both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City.

I downloaded a program just to learn that my computer is still, and always will be, a potato. Thanks, Steam.

My Results[i.imgur.com]

Let me start off by saying that this is a fantastic game with tons of replay value. There are tons of memorable characters, and a story that will enthrall you to no end. The artwork in this game is astounding, and some of the characters are even voiced by legendary voice actors like Kevin Conroy (Batman) and Mark Hamill (Joker),

The fighting mechanics in the Arkham series are unlike anything you've ever seen before, with tons of options for combos for beating the living crap out of your enemies.

After 100 hours, I have completed the game on the three main difficulties and completed the game 100% on Normal. Currently, I'm working on a New Game + playthrough.

The music is top notch; composed by Nick Arundel.

I would definitely recommend this game to anyone who likes Batman, is a fan of beat-em-ups, or just wants to try something new.

Metal Slug, Contra, and the USA had a baby. This was the result.

Although the F2P model has all but destroyed the economy in this game, it's still got the core gameplay down pat. With a skill ceiling as high as you want to make it, it's very rare that you won't learn something new about it, no matter how long you've been playing.

Left touch, always!