Batman: Arkham Knight's world may be five-times larger than that of its predecessor, but that doesn't mean it can't tell a compelling story.
Speaking to IGN at last week's EGX convention, Rocksteady marketing manager Guy Perkins talked a bit about the decision to evolve from the confined and slightly more linear gameplay we saw as part of Arkham Asylum, then why this expanded as the series went on.
"I think we’ve always taken pride in the stories we tell," he explained. "We try to create that very cinematic story-telling experience through the game. Obviously Asylum was the starting point for that, but the intimate cat-and-mouse gameplay between the Joker and Batman really demanded it took place in the pressure cooker of the Asylum.
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