I recently replayed the entire Arkham series, including Origins.
They all still hold up incredibly well (maybe Asylum a tiny bit less, it was the first one and it feels a little clunky when you’re coming right off of City or Knight), the acting is timeless, the stories feel like classic Batman tales… They’re just perfect Batman games; and damn near perfect games just in general.
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I recently replayed the entire Arkham series, including Origins.
They all still hold up incredibly well (maybe Asylum a tiny bit less, it was the first one and it feels a little clunky when you’re coming right off of City or Knight), the acting is timeless, the stories feel like classic Batman tales… They’re just perfect Batman games; and damn near perfect games just in general.
Yeah anyone wanting to get into the series should begin with asylum. It’s got a more horror vibe which I think holds up incredibly well still.
But the other games are mechanically better, so it’s hard to go backwards and enjoy it quite as much