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Batman: Arkham City - Harley Quinn's Revenge

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Critic score1 critic
First release
May 29, 2012
Genres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Adventure · Action, Stealth

Batman is lured back into Arkham City by its last remaining super-criminal; Harley Quinn. Now more dangerous than ever, she wants her revenge! This expansion adds a couple of hours of new content and the possibility to play both as Batman and as Robin.

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Details

Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords

Storyline
Harley Quinn's Revenge begins with Robin searching for Batman, who has disappeared while infiltrating Harley’s headquarters in the Industrial District to free several cops that Harley has kidnapped. During the search, Oracle confides in Robin that she’s worried about Bruce, who hasn’t been the same since the Arkham City incident and refuses to talk about Talia or Joker. Eventually Robin discovers Batman's Utility Belt, discarded. The story rewinds to two days earlier, where Batman learns from Gordon that Harley has taken several officers hostage. Before Batman leaves, Gordon warns him that Harley still blames him for Joker’s death, and that it could be a trap. Batman rescues one cop from the Steel Mill, who tells him that the others were dragged elsewhere. After attaining location and access codes to Harley’s secret base, Batman infiltrates the shipping yard and attempts to rescue another cop, but is rendered unconscious when Harley attempts to shoot the officer, which Batman intercepts. One of Harley’s thugs removes Batman’s belt, only to drop it when the belt’s countermeasures electrocute him, leaving it for Robin to find.Read more

Harley Quinn's Revenge begins with Robin searching for Batman, who has disappeared while infiltrating Harley’s headquarters in the Industrial District to free several cops that Harley has kidnapped. During the search, Oracle confides in Robin that she’s worried about Bruce, who hasn’t been the same since the Arkham City incident and refuses to talk about Talia or Joker. Eventually Robin discovers Batman's Utility Belt, discarded. The story rewinds to two days earlier, where Batman learns from Gordon that Harley has taken several officers hostage. Before Batman leaves, Gordon warns him that Harley still blames him for Joker’s death, and that it could be a trap. Batman rescues one cop from the Steel Mill, who tells him that the others were dragged elsewhere. After attaining location and access codes to Harley’s secret base, Batman infiltrates the shipping yard and attempts to rescue another cop, but is rendered unconscious when Harley attempts to shoot the officer, which Batman intercepts. One of Harley’s thugs removes Batman’s belt, only to drop it when the belt’s countermeasures electrocute him, leaving it for Robin to find.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 29, 2012
PlayStation 3
May 29, 2012
Xbox 360
May 29, 2012
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main Story
2h
Main + Extras
3h
Completionist
3h
Age ratings
PEGI 16ESRB T
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
batman, based on - comics

At a Glance

Critic Score
70
Main Story (IGDB)
2h
Main + Extras (IGDB)
3h
Completionist (IGDB)
3h

How it plays

Features

Input and devices

  • Partial controller support
Steam · recorded 16 Oct 2026

Steam features

  • Steam Achievements
  • Steam Cloud saves
Steam · recorded 16 Oct 2026

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