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5. Batman: Arkham City Lockdown. Released shortly after Arkham City, Batman: Arkham City Lockdown is a fighter set between the events of Asylum and City. It’s the first Arkham mobile game to be released and the second developed by NeatherRealm (the other being the aforementioned Arkham Origins mobile game). Try pausing a game at any moment and you'll get a clean, sharp image. That's why you need more fps to have a smoother motions. The sweet spot is 60 fps. Don't know why though, maybe we're used to seeing 60 Hz refresh rate. But you should be able to notice the difference between 30 and 60.
Mixed Reactions Surface as Players Evaluate the Batman Arkham Trilogy’s Gameplay Experience. In the aftermath of a seven-week delay aimed at optimizing the gaming experience on Nintendo Switch
Batman: Arkham Asylum got the ball rolling with a metroidvania beat-'em-up experience set inside of the walls of the infamous institution, Batman: Arkham City expanded to a large slice of Gotham Within the first hour of play, Batman: Arkham Asylum passes that test with flying colours. The appropriately named Rocksteady has delivered a solid, immersive blockbuster title. It's well paced
That’s not to say it’s not noticeable. Textures in Return to Arkham are much sharper: Batman’s suit, for example, looks much more detailed. His cape in particular stands out beautifully, pebbled, catching the light. Virtous, the studio that’s upgraded Rocksteady’s original games, has ported both games to Unreal Engine 4 from Unreal
