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Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
TT Games latest Lego Batman adventure takes DC's cast of heroes and villains into outer space to stop Brainiac.
Lego Batman 3 takes place right after the second game in the series, and a recent demo of the title showed off a few sequences depicting The Legion of Doom's capture of the Watchtower which showcased some of the game's standout features.
Switching suits no longer requires a Suit Signal, as any of the suits you've unlocked (naturally there are a host of new ones) can be selected via a radial wheel. In Batman and other Justice League members' attempt to retake the Watchtower above Earth, Cyborg changes into a washing machine and mech, and we get a glimpse of Robin's Illumination suit. Also on display was a Defender-like gamplay sequence as Batman takes on the Joker-controlled Watchtower in the Bat-Rocket.
As the game progresses and goes deeper into the universe, both characters from The Legion of Doom and Justice League will team up to take on Brainiac, who is using the Lantern Rings to shrink worlds. TT Games says that the title has over 150 characters from the DC Universe to unlock.
Finally, the game also introduces a bunch of VR mini-missions to mix up the gameplay. These include platforming sequences, puzzles, races, and a host more.
Lego Batman 3 comes out this fall for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, 3DS, Vita, and PC.
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Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
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