Especially as the game has two endings - which will be the canonical one? Depending on what happens, it could be that there were three endings, then the pre-credits scene might be different! I don’t know, I’ve only finished it once! Since Telltale has returned (at least enough to announce development of The Wolf Among Us 2 and the aforementioned Shadows Edition update to this), I’m curious to see a third Batman game from them. It’s probably best played on controller, though, as I had to do some hand gymnastics with the keyboard controls at times. The Enemy Within has some good puzzles, and generously timed quick-time events, so even when you’re not doing the adventure game thing of “look at things” it’s a fun time. Lucius, that's an $18,000 mahogany desk, get your feet off. At least we find out what kind of beer Bane likes, we don’t know anything about Freeze. We don’t - or at least I didn’t - even see his wife Nora, just hear about her. The weakest of the characters is Freeze, who spends most of his development off-screen, having others talk about him. We’ve seen enough versions of the character fawning over “Mistah Jay”. She’s not kowtowing to Joker and getting all gooey at the knees when he speaks, she’s a strong independent, take-command woman. One thing I love about this version of Harley Quinn is that she’s in charge. I love her classic outfit, and don’t particularly hate her new one, but hot pants? Also, it’s weird to see Bane with a beard, but I also thought that about Mr Fantastic when Marvel brought him back. The character designs are great updates to classic looks, and Harley has trousers instead of hot pants so that’s an instant bonus. It took me over 10 hours to finish, and I’m not about to repeat that until next year (which as of writing is more hours than days away).Īlfred in my game did not wear an eyepatch, for instance Two of the screenshots on Steam definitely didn’t take place in my playthrough. Also, your experience might vary depending on your choices, and I know that there are different outcomes all over the place. I don’t want to spoil any of the twists - of which there are plenty - so I won’t talk about the plot too much. Bruce met him in Arkham, going by John Doe, in that game and in this one he’s out and no longer crazy. Of course, there are threads continued from the first game, obviously since I’ve already said that Joker was in this one. They’re both Batman-centric tales, but have distinct styles from each other.

Well, I suppose they’re enjoyable in their own ways, but the first game felt more like Detective Comics, whereas this one felt like Batman.

'Riddle me this - do you sterilise that thing after getting blood on it?'

It’s a much more enjoyable story than Batman - The Telltale Series. Throughout the five chapters you’ll also tangle with Bane, Mister Freeze and the clown duo of crime: Harley Quinn & Joker. The second of Telltale’s visits to Gotham, The Enemy Within sees The Riddler coming to town and causing havoc for the Dark Knight. Ironically, the Shadows Edition came out about a week before I finished off the final chapter. As such, Batman: The Enemy Within - The Telltale Series became the final game that I finished in 2019 - I had previously only played the first chapter. I felt kind of bad for not finishing this before Telltale went bankrupt, so I made sure that it was something I got around to. Articles // 6th Jan 2020 - 4 years ago // By Andrew Duncan Game Over - Batman: The Enemy Within - The Telltale Series

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