All the trolling and negative "reviews" aside, I actually did play this on pc just fine. Generally speaking it ran around 38 fps, playable at least. So I'll give a review of the actual game, not the PC preformance.

The game itself was enjoyable for the most part. The steady introduction of new villians keeps the game interesting and varied, or so you would think. While it seems like the game has a lot to offer on first inspection, really what it has is a wide variety of repetative missions. For the cooler refridgeration trucks you find a truck, shoot a tracker, follow it, take out the base. Now repeat 4 more times. When you do get to the last mission of these side missions, you get to see a small clip of that Batman Villian being apprehended. But with the cool buildup on some of them, I was hoping to actually fight them or.. do something to them... at all. Apart from the little cutscene, the entire "side mission" is wildly underwhelming.

When they decided to be REALLY sadistic is the copy pasted tank battles. While they (kind of) make sense in the story, honestly they reused the tank battling a little TOO much. Something like 60% of the game is actually inside the bat tank, holding the left trigger and spamming the right one while mashing X Y or B. Not only does this get beyond tedious, it's a fake level of difficulty as you're being swarmed by 30+ tanks. Also there is no variety to these what so ever. In one mission you fight a Super Tank, but he's basically just a large Cobra Tank and you essentially do the same thing. When I think of Batman, I don't think "I'm gonna go run stuff over in my physics defying tank and massive explosions!" but more "I need to be stealthy here and use these gadgets to take out these guys to even the fight in my favor".

This then leads to the part of the game I do like and was excited for, the stealth based batman missions with some combat. The combat is weird honestly. It consists of mashing X and pressing Y if you see a counter option above someones head. There's a little more too it such as the quickfire Batclaw or Batarangs but for the most part it wasn't really needed. Now don't get me wrong, it was fun beating people up as the Batman but I just assumed he'd have something a little more useful to do it with. When you're looking at 20 guys from above, your gadgets are 100% useless. The best you can do is take a little neutralizer gun and disable some stuff. You'd think he'd have SOMETHING he could do to even the odds so you don't have to be murdered 10 times and hear the same dialogue repeat every time.
Certain missions like the bank robberies offer you an entire playground of things to activate, traps to spring, air ducts to pop out of, etc. And it's great, THAT is the Batman game I wanted. Really though it happens like 4 times in the entire game. The rest you're just in all out brawls mashing your buttons as hard as you can or tank battles.

So I can say I enjoyed it, and since it came free with an Nvidia card I was buying anyway I can't complain all that much. But if I had paid 60$ for this I would be pretty let down. Once you beat the main story which is the only one with a halfway decent "closure" compared to the side-stories (I was SUPER excited for the flaming bat symbol one), you are then prompted to see an additional cutscene IF you complete the game 100%. This means to finding all 20 bombs, uploading the virus, doing the tank battle, and repeat. 20 times. Time for a car chase! Or 2. Or 3 or 4 / 5 / 12. Even if you do all this, you still have to find "ALL" 240+ (Forgot the exact number) Riddler trophies. I mean, if you're really into that sort of thing then cool, enjoy your game. But I decided to just google the additional endings on youtube and glad that I did as I was looking at another 20ish hours minimum just to see... Well, you'll see.

Final Verdict: 6/10

TLDR; This game is enjoyable for a time but slightly repetative. If you don't mind the monotony, the main story is great and feels like a well written batman adventure, just as it should. I personally don't think it's worth a 60$ pricetag though. If you see this on a steam sale, definitely pick it up. By then all these PC bugs you see people crying about will be fixed anyway.

All the trolling and negative "reviews" aside, I actually did play this on pc just fine. Generally speaking it ran around 38 fps, playable at least. So I'll give a review of the actual game, not the PC preformance. The game itself was enjoyable for the most part. The steady introduction of new villians keeps the game interesting and varied, or so you would think. While it seems like the game has a lot to offer on first inspection, really what it has is a wide variety of repetative missions. For the cooler refridgeration trucks you find a truck, shoot a tracker, follow it, take out the base. Now repeat 4 more times. When you do get to the last mission of these side missions, you get to see a small clip of that Batman Villian being apprehended. But with the cool buildup on some of them, I was hoping to actually fight them or.. do something to them... at all. Apart from the little cutscene, the entire "side mission" is wildly underwhelming. When they decided to be REALLY sadistic is the copy pasted tank battles. While they (kind of) make sense in the story, honestly they reused the tank battling a little TOO much. Something like 60% of the game is actually inside the bat tank, holding the left trigger and spamming the right one while mashing X Y or B. Not only does this get beyond tedious, it's a fake level of difficulty as you're being swarmed by 30+ tanks. Also there is no variety to these what so ever. In one mission you fight a Super Tank, but he's basically just a large Cobra Tank and you essentially do the same thing. When I think of Batman, I don't think "I'm gonna go run stuff over in my physics defying tank and massive explosions!" but more "I need to be stealthy here and use these gadgets to take out these guys to even the fight in my favor". This then leads to the part of the game I do like and was excited for, the stealth based batman missions with some combat. The combat is weird honestly. It consists of mashing X and pressing Y if you see a counter option above someones head. There's a little more too it such as the quickfire Batclaw or Batarangs but for the most part it wasn't really needed. Now don't get me wrong, it was fun beating people up as the Batman but I just assumed he'd have something a little more useful to do it with. When you're looking at 20 guys from above, your gadgets are 100% useless. The best you can do is take a little neutralizer gun and disable some stuff. You'd think he'd have SOMETHING he could do to even the odds so you don't have to be murdered 10 times and hear the same dialogue repeat every time. Certain missions like the bank robberies offer you an entire playground of things to activate, traps to spring, air ducts to pop out of, etc. And it's great, THAT is the Batman game I wanted. Really though it happens like 4 times in the entire game. The rest you're just in all out brawls mashing your buttons as hard as you can or tank battles. So I can say I enjoyed it, and since it came free with an Nvidia card I was buying anyway I can't complain all that much. But if I had paid 60$ for this I would be pretty let down. Once you beat the main story which is the only one with a halfway decent "closure" compared to the side-stories (I was SUPER excited for the flaming bat symbol one), you are then prompted to see an additional cutscene IF you complete the game 100%. This means to finding all 20 bombs, uploading the virus, doing the tank battle, and repeat. 20 times. Time for a car chase! Or 2. Or 3 or 4 / 5 / 12. Even if you do all this, you still have to find "ALL" 240+ (Forgot the exact number) Riddler trophies. I mean, if you're really into that sort of thing then cool, enjoy your game. But I decided to just google the additional endings on youtube and glad that I did as I was looking at another 20ish hours minimum just to see... Well, you'll see. Final Verdict: 6/10 TLDR; This game is enjoyable for a time but slightly repetative. If you don't mind the monotony, the main story is great and feels like a well written batman adventure, just as it should. I personally don't think it's worth a 60$ pricetag though. If you see this on a steam sale, definitely pick it up. By then all these PC bugs you see people crying about will be fixed anyway.