Gotham Knights it turned out to be a surprisingly divisive headline, feelings seem to be changing since we found out about it, although ditching and PS4 versiongame happens Only runs at 30fps on PS5. This would become a more prominent issue within the PlayStation community once we found out. A Plague Tale: Lamentationmore shuts down at 30fps. But framerate isn’t everything, and Gotham Knights is more than just technical performance.
Well, reviews have come in and opinions about it are all over the shop, surprisingly for a AAA game. The PS5 version of Gotham Knights is currently sitting on the review aggregation site with 69 critical ratings. metacritical. With far scores ranging from the highest of 95 to the lowest of 40, there’s something going on here that warrants digging deeper.
Square PushHis own Liam Croft enjoyed the game, giving it 7/10 in its reviewyou can do you read horse to watch for all our thoughts on the subject. He writes that Gotham Knights “has an excellent story with top-notch cutscene management and a fun combat system, adding a lot of unnecessary and confusing mechanics on top of it. If you can look beyond that, there’s a really great game here”.
Game InformerMatt Miller felt similarly, giving the game a score of 7.25 and commenting, “Gotham Knights hasn’t surprised me with its overly familiar objectives, combat, and activities, but it hasn’t left me sour. It’s fun to check out some of the new games. They brood Gotham from the ledges of their buildings and their secret intrigues against its people.” they reveal.”
On the lower end, giving 5/10, IGNTravis Northup states, “Gotham Knights is a consistently disappointing return to Batman’s troubled city, and a marked step back from plus Batman games over the past decade” and “from inconsistent framerates to poor story, the seldom-feel-good-note combat, almost always There was something going wrong with my friends to make sure I didn’t experience the triumphant return I had dreamed of”.
VGCJordan Middler applauded the game and gave it 4/5, writing: “Gotham Knights offers a blueprint for a world of great Batman-verse games outside of Arkham. While in some ways it doesn’t reach the pinnacle of Rocksteady’s series, the ways in which it excels in narrative and character development match, or in some cases, replace the Arkham series, proving themselves aptly more than worth putting on the cowl.”
Finally, GamesRadar+Josh West also scored 5/10, stating, “Gotham Knights has compelling gameplay, but it’s hidden behind a messy UX, unnecessary crafting and customization systems, and paper-thin stretched combat mechanics to accommodate the four heroes.”
What we deduce from these divergent views is that there is something undeniable at the core of Gotham Knights, perhaps mixed with technical glitches. At the end of the day, only you know if this will be a deal breaker for your own pleasure. But it’s worth it, we think there’s enough good stuff here to justify rolling the dice.
Will you buy Gotham Knights? Can you think of another game that ran the gamut this wild in terms of review scores? Let us know in the comments section below.
