But beyond the technical issues, some players and critics felt the base game was somewhat "hollow." The main campaign was fantastic but left some side characters underutilized, and fans were disappointed by the lack of memorable boss fights. The game felt incomplete.

In the base game, Jason Todd’s revenge feels rushed. In the Complete Edition, you play as the Red Hood. The 20-minute DLC pack offers a brutal, gun-toting, non-canon rampage through Blackgate. It provides the closure the main story fumbled.

When the game launched, buying the base game and the Season Pass separately would have cost you a significant amount. For example, at launch, the Premium Edition (the equivalent of the Complete Edition) was priced at £87.98 for consoles, making this one big package a steal even back then. The DLC content alone was valued as much as a full-price game, so getting it all for a tiny fraction of that cost is an unbelievable deal.

: Without this edition, you miss out on the "Season of Infamy" missions, which many fans consider essential for a satisfying narrative conclusion to several major character arcs. 3. Gameplay Longevity and Content

: Adds numerous legendary Batmobiles (e.g., 1989 Movie, 2008 Tumbler, 2016 Batman v Superman) and race tracks, along with dozens of alternative skins for Batman and his allies.

Beyond the sheer content, the game itself is a masterclass in action-adventure design. Here's what critics and players have to say:

: Players gain access to separate story packs for Batgirl (A Matter of Family), Red Hood , Harley Quinn , Nightwing (GCPD Lockdown), Robin (A Flip of a Coin), and Catwoman (Catwoman’s Revenge).

The "Complete Edition" of the game, often referred to as the , goes beyond the base game by bundling the Season Pass , which includes all of the post-launch downloadable content (DLC). This is the definitive way to experience the game, as it adds dozens of hours of additional gameplay.