Sentences with phrase «riddler trophies»

I went in expecting all the usual (a lethal criminal mastermind, cowardly and / or overconfident thugs, the inevitable and ever - annoying riddler trophies and a chance to really feel like Gotham's predatory protector) and left feeling astonished.

Once you finish the game you have the option of continuing to play around Arkham City to finish up any side missions or Riddler trophies, but you can also start up New Game +.

With a sizable campaign, NG +, side - missions, Riddler trophies, Catwoman specific trophies, and challenge rooms AC is looking to get quite a bit of playtime out of you.

It's one of the few 2015 games that I actually completed to near - 100 % status (there are still a few Riddler trophies floating), so I clearly loved it.

I'd thoroughly explore every inch of that criminal wasteland, collecting Riddler trophies and picking off throngs of thugs.

After you finish the main story you can replay the game and search for the iconic Riddler trophies made infamous in the other Arkham games.

Even if you don't feel like advancing the game's plot, there are Riddler Trophies, Joker Balloons, security cameras, interesting side quests, character bios, Challenge Maps, and a whole separate part of the game with Catwoman.

Collectibles make a welcome come back in the form of Enigma Boxes which are Arkham Origins answer to Riddler trophies.

Around fifteen hours for the main missions and side - missions, but you can easily double that if you do the Riddler trophies and then add another few hours for challenge maps.

Although I know it isn't, I almost like to imagine it's a jab at Arkham Knight and how that game forced players to get 100 % completion to see the true ending, which is a problem because the devs went way too overboard on the amount of Riddler Trophies.

If side missions aren't your thing, or you've just completed them all, then you can amuse yourself by hunting down the ludicrous amount of Riddler trophies hiding around the map.

Or, you can deviate from crime fighting altogether and put your brain to task hunt down the elusive Riddler trophies.

In fact, there are more than 263 Riddler trophies and challenges hidden throughout Gotham.

If hunting down Riddler trophies isn't your thing, you can extend your stay in Gotham by chasing down a few more of Batman's enemies and returning them to the clink.

You enjoyed finding those Riddler trophies in Arkham Asylum?

, including her own set of Riddler trophies to find.

Sure, in some of the quests do need you to search around the rooftops and streets little for your objective, like the Militia Watchtowers and mines to be disarmed, but for the most part there's just nothing actually in Gotham worth discovering, except for goons to punch and the standard gamut of Riddler trophies.

Tons of backtracking through the same locations (GCPD, Subways, Zsasz, Steel Mill, Riddler trophies / puzzles).

As you progress through the game the guide will provides boxes on the page containing character information, where nearby Riddler trophies are located and plenty of other additional information.

For Wii U — I still haven't done arkham asylums riddler challenges (you know, the ones you unlock by picking up all the riddler trophies), I haven't 100 % synched AC3 yet, I haven't found all of the 100 heroes yet (missing 25 guys) and not even normal difficulty has platinum medals on all missions, I haven't gotten all orbs in Trine 2, done all missions in the ZEN / SW tables I have, gotten all the pieces in Toki Tori 2, didn't unlock all artwork yet in chronicles of mystara, didn't get far in Zombi U or Need for speed — still have to catch up on months of DLC for monster hunter 3 Ultimate — still have to pick up the DLC for Injustice and haven't gotten around to buying Spiderman yet...

Just when you thought you had found every single Riddler trophy and milked all the side missions in Arkham City dry, developers Rocksteady are throwing some more DLC your way.

Not exact matches

What's the point in having 400 Riddler puzzles and 400 Challenge trophies to earn when they're more trouble than they're worth?

First of all, the Riddler returns with hundreds of challenges — finding his trophies, figuring out his riddles and destroying certain objects.

You can listen in on criminals» conversations, save political prisoners from being beaten up, hunt for some of the 440 trophies The Riddler has planted throughout the city, and so much more.

The driving complaints wouldn't have been as much of an issue if it wasn't that the game ostensibly forces the gameplay down your throat; for example the Riddler challenges (not the trophies which are still pretty much the same as before) have a heavy - weighting towards car time - trials which are often frustrating and unwieldy.

Finding every single trophy and challenge gives you the opportunity to fight Riddler himself, who's created a force - field - emitting mech to take you on.

For example the Riddler, one of Batman's oldest foes, offers up 243 diverse «Riddler Challenges» to solve, each challenge entails the player collecting various unique trophies from each diverse section of the city and returning them to the Riddler whilst time permits it.

This time around the Riddler has upped his game, challenging you to collect enough of his trophies to unlock the location of the next room where he's keeping innocent people hostage, who's lives are yours to save.

The Riddler's role in Arkham City feels far more fleshed out before, with his trophies now often having small but cunning puzzles to solve to gain access.

Best suit and car, but without any tank functionality the Batmobile ’89 is mostly useless — you can't even use it for getting many of the Riddler's trophies where the car is needed.

Riddler challenges and trophies are back and better than ever.

Another much wanted addition is the chance to finally go toe - to - toe with The Riddler after you have completed his challenges, allowing you to punch his face repeatedly as punishment for littering Gotham with his trophies.