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LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Rise as the Dark Knight and experience the essential Batman story in a bold, action-packed adventure with hard-hitting combat, an open-world Gotham City, and the signature LEGO charm that fans know and love.
LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a co-op, open world and superhero game
developed by TT Games
and published by Warner Bros. Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Released on May 22nd 2026 is available only on Windows
in 16 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 13,274 reviews of which 12,703 were positive and 571 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.3 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Intel Core i5-10600K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, 4 GB or AMD Radeon RX 6400, 4 GB or Intel Arc A580, 8 GB
- Storage: 50 GB available space
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Can I recommend this game? Yes, I can. But, and this is honestly a big ass but. It has problems that I would want you to be aware of. Writing: The writing is fine, it's funny when it's funny, but man when it's annoying it's annoying. Certain characters bothered the hell out of me whenever they were on screen and I just wanted the missions with them to end, I would constantly swap them out whenever they were not needed in the open world. Gameplay: If you're like me and loved the Lego Starwars game of ye' olden day, this game will not scratch the same itch those do. Levels are linear with little to no replay value. I missed two collectables when I played through the story, there is no secret nooks that requires a specific character, hell, there rarely is a secret nook. I got a bunch of collectables from just spamming attacks and accidentally hitting them. Which in my opinion, is lame. Extremely lame. Lego games used to be fun exploration collectathons. Where when you were done with a level in story mode, you'd be itching to jump back in for another go to find all the secrets, the hidden areas and the funny jokes the developers would hide. I don't find the same charm anymore, the game looks amazing, but it feels like in the trade for beauty, we lost the soul. Annoying traits: Characters will blabber [B] CONSTANTLY [/B] whether it be in missions, telling you how to do baby puzzles for babies ( But seemingly shuts up if you're actually stuck for a solid second lol ), or in the open world with jokes or jabs or directions or input for side content or taunts or- get it yet? There have been times where I just wanted to mute the game because of how annoying the constant input from characters is. This game would drastically benefit from silence, as the ambiance they put on, is genuinely really, really good! Characters: There is, not much to be said, I just really wish this game had more playable characters... After finishing the story I have [Spoiler] 7 . Yeah, they have a bunch of outfits, I just really thought that we'd get some more characters... Collectibles: While we're speaking of characters, so much fun in older Lego games were collecting characters, you'd save up a ton of money and spend it on the coolest character there is ( Looooved darth maul as a kid! ) It was a moment to remember when you found them and bought them. But here, eh, it just doesn't do it as characters unlock with the story, and every now and then you get a costume. You can buy additional costumes but... They rarely beat the ones you have, it's fun for the batman loving nerd to see all of his suits of course! ( and the sidekicks ofc ) But as for moments where you unlock a character... yeah, there isn't much [Spoiler] Like I would've loved to unlock the rogues' gallery, being able to run around as the penguin or the joker would be fun, but as far as things look now, nada, just the batfamily As for other collectibles, golden bricks, or skill points as they are in this game, are unlocked after missions are played through, that's it, no bonus for collecting enough studs, no bonus for getting all the minikits, just finish the level and you're done. And it removes so much of the reward and fun. There are no "True batman" stud meter, there are no minikits in the levels, so exploring feels more, lame. There are things to collect, don't get me wrong! It's just, not scratching that itch. Instead of minikits, each level has 5 objects to break, at first I had no idea what that actually gave you, but it turns out it ( mild spoiler ) Gives you a little memoir to place in your base, different references to villains and batman moments and that's ok. I prefer the minikit system that gave you vehicles and characters but, this is. Fine. They're just not hidden in very fun or creative places, which make them incredibly lame in my book. But the WORST one. The red bricks. It was SO fun to unlock these quirky blocks in the past, it felt like unlocking cheats, hidden features, and you never knew what you'd get. From making animals poop to 10x stud multipliers to invisibility, it was exciting, it was fun! Here? Colour swap for your characters and vehicles. They don't even look that good or unique. All of them, one colour each. I swear, this would've been one red block in the past, that unlocked colour changes for all your characters and vehicles combined. But nah, you got the one that makes you red and the one that makes you pink. It becomes collecting for the sake of collecting, it's no longer [B]FUN[/B] to get the things you get. And I find that sad. The world: It's neat, it's an open world, Gotham looks great, it's fun to explore and do the stereotypical open world missions like race there, fight there, puzzle there, it's neat, it's fun. But I will say, the game pissed me off, multiple times, by having a character entice my to do a side thing, only for me to get completely stuck, because I had not unlocked the skill to do said side thing yet... Which you can only see on the map. So, I ended up ignoring everything in the world till I had all characters and will revisit side content now that the story is over. But man, so frustrating to have content dangled before your eyes, only to be told ah ah aah, not before you do this thing. Some of you might read this and think "Yeah but that's exactly what you wanted for levels in free play?" and yes, it is, but in free play you know what you're getting into. You're told upfront "This requires this character" Or you see evidently that the blocks you want to do something with requires something specific like explosives or dark force ( lots of lego star wars stuff here, can you guess what game I grew up with yet? ) But in this game, you can start the puzzle, get 80% done, before the game goes, oops, didn't tell you that you need this specific skill to end it, oooh well! bye! To wrap up, the game is fun, it plays amazingly, it looks amazing, but it's not a good lego game compared to what we had before. Underneath all the beautiful design, animation, graphics and all its pizzazz is an ok game with boring collectables, some annoying, a somewhat rushed story ( chapter 4 is like barely 1 level lol ) some incredibly babying dialogue, and a lot of room for more fun. I really stand by it when I say that in the trade for beauty, we lost the soul. I'm in between at 7/10 or a 6/10, it all depends on how the post game is now. But it's far from the 10/10's and 9/10's I've seen online... It's fun, but it's not fantastic ✅ - This review was approved by Thomas Elliot Update after 100%ing the game and getting all the achievements - It's a 7/10, it's a very decent and fun game, everything I mentioned above still very much stands, but driving around Gotham doing little tasks and stopping crime is really fun. My biggest reason for this being a 7 and not a 6 is that I muted dialogue in the audio menu LOL. Driving around with dialogue audio on, I found stressful and aggravating, to the point I would give the game a 5/10. But the option is there. I can see the love that's put into the game, the references to all sorts of Batman media, the little secrets in the world, it's nice! But I can not give the game more than a 7, and I even feel like it's generous to do so. Anyways, that's it! Hope this review guides you in the right way of wanting the game or nah
TL;DR: A very enjoyable LEGO Batman game that successfully mixes classic LEGO charm with a more ambitious open-world Gotham and combat clearly inspired by the Arkham formula. It is not perfect, but for Batman fans and LEGO game fans, it is absolutely worth playing. LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight feels like a love letter to Batman as a character, not just another LEGO adaptation. The game brings together the humor, collectibles, co-op-friendly design, and lighthearted tone that TT Games is known for, while also trying to make the moment-to-moment gameplay feel more modern and action-focused. The biggest strength is the atmosphere of Gotham. Even in LEGO form, the city has personality: rooftops, alleys, recognizable Batman iconography, and plenty of small details that make exploration satisfying. It does not try to be as dark or intense as the Arkham games, but it captures the fantasy of being Batman in a fun, accessible way. Combat is also much better than I expected from a LEGO title. It is clearly inspired by the Arkham-style free-flow system, with counters, gadgets, finishers, and crowd control playing a larger role than in older LEGO games. It is still simple enough to remain family-friendly, but it has enough weight and rhythm to keep the gameplay from feeling completely mindless. The classic LEGO formula is still here: breaking objects, collecting studs, solving environmental puzzles, unlocking characters, revisiting areas, and chasing completion. If you enjoy collectathons, this game gives you plenty to do. The structure works especially well because Batman’s world naturally fits gadgets, secrets, hidden routes, and character-specific abilities. The humor is another highlight. The game understands that Batman can be dramatic and ridiculous at the same time. It plays with familiar characters and references without completely turning the story into parody. That balance is important, because the game still lets Batman feel cool while allowing the LEGO comedy to land. That said, the game has some weaknesses. The combat, while fun, can become repetitive after longer sessions. Some upgrades are not as exciting as they should be, and the difficulty does not always push the player very hard. If you are expecting something as deep or demanding as the Arkham series, this is not that. It borrows from Arkham, but it remains a LEGO game first. The open world is enjoyable, but it can also feel checklist-heavy. There is a lot to collect and discover, but not every activity is equally interesting. Some side content feels like filler, especially if you are not already motivated by completion. The game can also have the usual LEGO-game rough edges: small bugs, occasional awkward camera moments, and moments where puzzles or interactions are less smooth than they should be. Nothing ruined the experience for me, but the lack of polish is noticeable from time to time. Overall, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a strong entry in the LEGO game series and one of the most enjoyable Batman games outside the main Arkham titles. It is charming, packed with fan service, fun to explore, and easy to recommend if you like Batman, LEGO games, or casual action-adventure games with a lot of collectibles. Recommended, especially for Batman fans and players who enjoy relaxed completion-focused games.
Gotham Knights failed us. Suicide Kill the Justice League failed us. Lego, freaking lego, succeeded in bringing us a good Batman Arkham game. LEGO?! Are you serious?! Ofc LEGO Batman 1, 2, 3 were good, but this one... ITS GOTY. Everything that was in the DC universe related to Batman like, movies, games, comics is here now! Everything seems familiar to you, but its completely different and looks new. Ive spent a lot of time playing Batman Arkham Origins and Knight, and im a big fan of this series, and now im here, ty TT Games!
I’ve been playing LEGO games since i was a child, so this one was a must. I loaded the game and immediately started committing vandalism for profit. You try to focus on the mission… and then you see a shiny thing in a wall, and suddenly the entire plot doesn’t matter anymore. Gotham is huge and fun to explore, but also dangerous because you WILL stop being Batman and start being a professional WayneTech collector. • you WILL ignore the main mission for 45 minutes because a Minikit/WayneTech is suspiciously hidden behind something stupid • you WILL accidentally destroy everything in a 2 mile radius while trying to be stealthy • you WILL question why Robin is actually the most useful person in Gotham • you WILL press the “replay level” button because you missed one collectible and your brain won’t let it go 10/10 — I came for Gotham and stayed for the studs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is currently priced at 69.99€ on Steam.
No, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 69.99€ on Steam.
Yes, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight received 12,703 positive votes out of a total of 13,274 achieving an impressive rating of 9.31.
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LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight was developed by TT Games and published by Warner Bros. Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Yes, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is not playable on MacOS.
No, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is not playable on Linux.
LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Yes, there is a DLC available for LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Explore additional content available for LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight on Steam.
No, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Yes, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight supports Remote Play on TV and Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Yes, LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
746
Developer
TT Games
Publisher
Warner Bros. Games,
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Release
22 May 2026
Platforms
Remote Play