1. idohaker

   10

   arkham city was the best game ever for me the open world the ridller trophise but i finish every thing in the game and i got 100% complete so its was over but now there is a new dlc for arkham city its not so much long i was able to beat it on 65 minutes but still its more arkham city and more arkham city defintly worth your 10 bucks… Expand

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2. KroipyBill

   8

   This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Harley Quinn's Revenge takes place during an unspecified time frame from the death of the Joker. Batman never is the same since Talia's death, and the death of the Joker. As a result, you get a sense he finds it to be his responsibility to bring Harley Quinn to justice, even though she has a hot vendetta against Batman. The high point of this campaign is playing as Robin through most of it, in a quest to rescue Batman from being captured. If you never purchased the DLC for Robin to play on the challenge maps, you are getting a real treat with the speed of Robin during combat, and his unique abilities. Everything felt like the Batman universe, however my excitement was cut short by the actual length of the campaign. If you play it straight through, it's about an hour to an hour and a half depending on how you play the game. It was pretty cut and dry, and there isn't an option for free roaming afterward. The only challenge (i.e. anything comparable to the Riddler challenges) are destroying these "Harley Quinn" balloons (similar to the Joker balloons if you did the Riddler challenge.) There isn't as much free roam, and it is pretty linear compared to the normal Arkham City campaign. Honestly I expected this, as it was only $10, but it was worth it for that extra taste of Batman story that I have been craving in anticipation for the next game.… Expand

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3. Vexin

   6

   The HQR DLC feels like it's been made by an entire different team. Everything that was great about the original game is being thrown away and we're left with a very linear experience, a lack of interesting puzzle elements, bad story and voice-acting, predictable ending and a complete dumb down of the characters. The game play remains the same but even though the new playable character (Robin) has a nice addition of gadgets, they are not used to their full potential due to pretty poor level design.
   As far as time goes it will take anywhere between 45 minutes to 1 hour and a half depending on how fast you decide to run it and apart from a bunch of balloons you can search and pop there's nothing that should slow you down or make you want to replay it.… Expand

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4. elgringo

   0

   This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I finished this DLC in somewhat like 70 minutes. They made it almost as short as the Catwoman DLC which was free for me. Whilst the story hardly made any progress at all, Batman treats Robin worse than a dog despite him saving his life, which felt weird to me. Maybe because he's hardened after the Joker's death, but it felt wrong nonetheless. In the end I didn't take anything with me after finishing HQR. Some side missions in the original game are even better than this. Maybe my expectations were too high.… Expand

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