Riddler starts as off fast paced with intriguing puzzles along the way and well thought up mechanical traps. Compared with the first games story I'd say this one probably has more depth without the twist, whereas the first game kept me guessing on who Lady Arkham was. Tory Baker is a great Batman and Bruce although he never gets the recognition of Kevin Conroy. Now there are a variety of different versions in the mythology of Batman therefore, depending on which is most compelling to you this telling has its strong points. It's a series of five episodes an adaption never seen in the gaming industry for Batman fans before. Even though this can continue from the previous game it isn't essential, however much like the first game Batman/Bruce has to solve crimes, form allies and make clear cut decisions which could effect his relationships alongside the outcome. Also I'd imagine Matt Reeve's must've took so influence from this source material. I'd even go as far as to saying it is plausible to view it as one of the best Batman related stories of all time. Possibly up there for being one of the best story telling games of all time.
So what's good about this game? It has a cinematic look which very few games had at the time whilst following a very compelling narrative. I consider these to be more interactive episodes than a full on video game, which is fine especially if you have a love for the material.
Much like the first game the choices you make effect the outcome of certain scenarios within the game. Now the Riddler is one of my favourite villains from Batman's rogues gallery. I went back and played this one because I'd just recently watched the new Batman film with the riddler. It's another from the telltale series that amazed me with their early episodes of the walking dead. Wow I forgot how incredibly good this game is.
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