You need an account to use your WishList. Your Wish List is automatically saved to your account when you're logged in. Item Added to Cart Get everything you need in one go Free pick up in store Learn how free store pick up works Learn about quick reservations Learn how delivery works In LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, the Caped Crusader joins forces with the heroes and villains of the DC Comics Universe, blasting off to outer space to stop the evil Brainiac from destroying Earth. United in Lego Batman 3, these former foes have to collect the Lantern Rings before it’s too late. Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham - PS4 lets players unlock more than 150 unique characters, heroes, and villains alike. Play as a Justice League member like The Flash or Wonder Woman, or one of many villains like Solomon Grundy or Killer Croc. Featuring new abilities and gadgets, Beyond Gotham lets you save the day as you play your favourite heroes and villains. Be wary of surprises - Brainiac’s mind control and the Lantern Rings’ power bring unexpected changes to the characters’ personalities.
Featuring the Hall of Justice, the Justice League Watchtower, the Batcave, and more, the Lego video game lets you explore iconic locations as you play. You can use Batman’s training modules from the Bat Computer to take on various challenges and hone your skills. This Lego Batman video game includes the Batman of the Future Character Pack DLC. Choose to save the world as a high-tech Batman or the retired Bruce Wayne. You can also play as one of the super-villains in this video game DLC, including Mr. Freeze, Bonk, and Blight the Joker. If you feel your product has failed a Consumer Guarantee (as defined by Australian Consumer Law) then don't worry you can easily return it to your local Harvey Norman store. We'll even pay for the postage if you live in an area where there is no store. Our returns policy covers any purchased item (conditions apply). Buying Guide: Game Genre Action, RPG, party, sports, adventure — such choice is great for anyone who knows what they want, but it can be intimidating for new gamers.
Lego Batman is one of those games where it gets better and better the more time you put into the game. Early on I would often find myself losing interest due to the lack of options you are given while progressing through the story. However once you finish a level it opens it up to free mode, as in past Lego games, so that you can go back with anyone in the 100+ character roster you have unlocked. While some characters will have the abilities and powers you’d expect (Superman can fly, do heat vision and ice breath), other characters will acquire suits such as Batman or Cyborg’s sonar suit so that you can break through thicker glass. Not all suits will prove as valuable, such as Cyborg’s stealth suit which transforms him into a washing machine of some sort with no abilities whatsoever. (It ties into Traveler Tales’ classic style of comedy seen in past LEGO games.) One thing I will say, the voice acting truly makes the experience for LEGO Batman 3. They tapped a lot of very talented members to bring the characters to life, not only for the main game but the post game too.
The season pass will include content from the the CW show, Arrow, and it will have Stephen Amell reprise his role. The star-studded cast doesn’t stop there. Throughout the game you will hear some staples among the voice acting industry like Nolan North and Troy Baker. You also get Russell Crowe, Michael Caine, Kevin Smith, and even Adam “Freakin” West (The best Batman of all-time. I mean what other Batman has had shark repellent bat spray?). Jokes aside, LEGO Batman 3 definitely fits the bill when it comes to content. Although the story mode is approximately 6-10 hours in length, there is not one moment of the story that left me unsatisfied. Now the game is not without its faults. There were a few occasions where they don’t give very big clues about where you are supposed to go next or do next. They will often allude to it, but I often found myself a bit lost when wandering around the Watchtower, which is the main hub world for Lego Batman 3’s adventures. Eventually they do give you ghost Lego pieces to lead you to your current objective.
I would have preferred them just being a bit more upfront about where to go. At least give me a map or objectives so I can see all my options without walking all the way down to the wrong side, only to have to trek all the way back. While this was almost never an issue during story missions, this happened on a few occasions while exploring the Watchtowers. There is a lot to do here, but all of these areas combined still feel like a step back when compared to last year’s Lego Marvel, which gave us a full city full of vehicles and tons of extra events to complete. It was a neat idea to include Conan O’Brien in the game, but his part did not seem to fit in with the rest of the normal Lego game’s creativity and humor. I found myself finding ways to avoid him when possible. Also this game doesn’t build upon the Lego franchise in real meaningful ways. Last year’s game had tons of characters, with previous Lego Batman games offering multiple suits for characters, and at its base this Lego game is still a simple adventure/platforming game for younger audiences that also serves as fuel for fans of specific characters and franchises.