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The Ultimate List Of Batman: Arkham City Secrets
Batman: Arkham City is one of the most feature-packed titles of the year. It takes some digging to experience everything the game has to offer, so if you need some help finding some of the game’s more obscure secrets, check out our list of Batman: Arkham City’s Easter eggs.
WARNING: If you clicked on this link thinking that it wouldn’t be filled with spoilers, you may need to reexamine how you make logical decisions.
Does the Joker watch Lost? Because we’re pretty sure he’s talking about the confusing TV series here at the 54 second mark.
Have you found Killer Croc in the sewers? Note: This can only be done after you defeat Ra's al Ghul but before you leave the subway tunnels.
Deadshot is an experienced killer. Can you find all his victims and then track him down?
[Next up: Scarecrow, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne, and Azreal]
Have you found the invoice inside the mystery ship that explains Scarecrow's cargo for medical research?
Don't forget to pay your respects in Crime Alley to those who made you who you are.
Watcher In The Wings sidequest – Find Azreal in five different sections of the city. You can also throw a batarang at Azreal to gain the Catch achievement.
[Next up: Mrs. Freeze, Identity theft, and Harley Quinn.]
Don’t give Mr. Freeze’s wife the cold shoulder. Here is where you find Nora Fries.
Identity Theft achievement – Have you discovered who killing all those people around town?
Is Harley pregnant?
[Last up: Calendar Man and...Arkham City 2?]
Have you visited Calendar Man on every holiday? This achievement will take you a year…or you could just cheat.
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