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A Batman action-adventure that mirrors the look of The New Batman Adventures cartoon, mixing brawling, stealth sections and vehicle levels across Gotham City. It tells its own story featuring the Joker, Harley Quinn and Mr. Freeze.

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  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Action-packed real-time combat
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Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions

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Four Spider-Man versions from different comic universes, each with their own look and play style, chase the shards of a shattered tablet. From fast web-swinging brawling to stealth sections as Noir Spider-Man, it offers plenty of variety.

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Superman: Shadow of Apokolips

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You play Superman, saving citizens in Metropolis and facing villains like Lex Luthor and Darkseid. Its charm comes from cel-shaded visuals and voice cast carried over from the animated series.

Ultimate Spider-Man

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A comic-styled, cel-shaded open-world action game where you alternate between Spider-Man and the brutish Venom. Web-swinging across New York and the contrast between acrobatic fighting and raw destruction make it stand out.

The Vale: Shadow of the Crown

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You play a blind warrior who fights almost entirely by sound, using enemy breathing, footsteps and weapon clashes to read the fight. An unusual audio-driven action adventure that makes medieval combat something you hear rather than see.

MediEvil

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A bumbling skeleton knight, Sir Daniel, fights through quirky gothic levels full of monsters and light puzzles using swords, shields and ranged weapons. Its Tim Burton-style dark humor is what makes this PlayStation classic memorable.

Cruelty Squad

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A deliberately garish, surreal first-person shooter where you play a numbed corporate assassin eliminating targets in whatever creative way you like. Grotesque satire, bizarre levels and open-ended approaches make it unique.

Quadrilateral Cowboy

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You plan and execute heists as a hacker in a retro cyberpunk world, typing commands on a chunky in-game laptop and using gadgets to outwit security systems. Its quirky low-poly style and hands-on, tactile interface make it stand out.

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

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A beat 'em up set in the Batman Beyond animated universe: as Terry McGinnis you brawl through futuristic Gotham and face a returning Joker. It offers cartoon-style visuals and classic linear stages.

Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning

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You collect seven notebooks in a deliberately crude, strange school while evading the relentless teacher Baldi. It parodies bad 90s edutainment games and mixes goofy humor with unsettling meta horror.

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