| mysticwolf said: Assassins Creed. I'm not the biggest fan of the beat-up-a-bunch-of-people-mission-after-mission games. I think Batman just was too repetitive for me. The criminals just got annoying after a certain point. But it was still a good game. |
Batman if played as intended is an open ended puzzle game where each scenario is something you have to decide how you will take out all the goons doing only as Batman can... or you can do it the action approach which will probably get tedious and not as satisfying.
AC3 is actually the same way in that most situations there is a way (not open-ended; i.e. one right way) to get through without alerting/fighting any guards and that feels most satisfying, but you can also just go in fight your way through and start to find the combat pretty tedious. The game tries to encourage you to discover the stealth apprach to have 100% synchronization.
Seriously... while Batman forces Stealth more (you die fast if you don't play smart), both the games are very similar while being distinctly different in how you actually play (except melee combat which is same wait for attack, counter, rinse and repeat).
