Yea, both Alice are worth playing, they’re a little darker, sort of a mashup of a faerie tale as if told by Terry Gilliam (like his movie Jabberwocky) and the dark whimsical nature of Tim Burton films. Though the first one may be a little dated for some players. There is an hd pack some fans made for it that updates it a little, but it’s still quite old and it only makes block textures look slightly better. It has a style to it though that holds up in some other ways besides its low poly graphics. The second however expands on this style and is well, way more stylised and brings out an extreme stylised look that transcends the games age and super holds up, because it’s sort of leaning towards more Tim Burton-esk and is at times jaw-droppingly gorgeous. The gameplay for the first is also a little dated and may at times be quite frustrating, as in “why did the character or camera move like that!? didn’t want them to do that!.” The second is a lot better, but it still fired have some moments of weird camera angles that conflict with what seems logical, but it’s much better. A while ba k when you purchased the second, it would give you the first one free along with it, I’m not sure if that’s still the case, in any case with their age they’re quite cheap. Long story short, yes, they have great stories, and quite darker and creepy, but mostly more so on the second if the two, but both are great, but the first is a product of its time.
I've heard of people who played this game for the first time back in 2009 who got to that part and were so completely convinced that the game was broken that they never finished the game, so it may be a little *too* good of a scare 😂
People have probably already pointed this out, but I absolutely love how, as Scarecrow's fear toxin hallucinations get stronger and stronger throughout the game, they even start to impact the game on a meta-level sense. All this time, Scarecrow's been targeting your worst fears, assuming the "you" in this case are Batman. But this final one ACTUALLY starts by targeting YOUR worst fear as a gamer; your game crashing, and all your progress getting wiped. It's absolute genius. Asylum is frequently lauded for having the most immersive atmosphere in the Arkham series, and moments like the game-crash fakeout are just one of many reasons why
When you scan a solution to one of Riddler's Riddles and it says "Subject out of view" that means that you've found the solution you just have to focus your camera on the entire solution. When it says "Subject obscured" that means that you're facing the right *direction* of the Riddle solution but something is in the way- blocking the solution
@@PhoenixNatIf you're planning on finishing all of Riddler's stuff in this game, just know, this is the most boring his missions will be going forward, and it's already pretty interesting. So yeah, you're gonna love the other games 😄
Yeah I remember people freaked out thinking the game broke too. This is also important as the Scarecrow hallucinations show Batman’s main fears. First letting his friends down, second the memory of his parent’s deaths that created him, and his greatest fear is he is just as unbalanced as the criminals he fights.
You are right about combos, the idea is you can't just button mash. Only counter if you see the icon. Use the evade move to jump over enemies to reposition your self.
I can't wait to watch you do the challenges. They are incredibly fun and are a great way to hone your skills. I have no idea what would be the best way to integrate them into your playthrough, but I can't imagine anyone not wanting to see you take them on.
Thank you so much :) this has been such a gem for me, some really unique experiences I won't forget playing this game - nothings given me chills quite like Batman
5:22 You can line launch into them. Batman will kick over anyone standing in his way. Guys with guns can shoot you if they see you coming, and I forget what happens if you use it against guys with knives and guys with tasers.
You can do the challenge mode. It's safe from spoilers, and it's a good way to sharpen up both your stealth and combat skills! There are no major story spoilers in the challenge mode. Some of the stealth maps are from the story mode but it would be maps that you've already completed. I hope this helps!
Thank you!! I wish I did do them before fnished the game hahahha! But now I can get better, and, hopefully nothing changes too much between this and the next game?
@@PhoenixNat oh don't worry. The core gameplay stays the same throughout the entire series, so practicing in Arkham Asylum Challenge Mode is really good to prepare you for Arkham City!
Challenges are unlocked via riddle trophy collection mostly and collecting trophies is tied to bat gadgets that you acquired in the main story. There's nothing really that spoiling anything in the challenges. In Asylum the challenges are fun extra content to become better at the combat like brawling vigilante encounters and silent predator encounters. In later games some challenges have side stories on their own.
Hey Nat, I'm only on episode 7 but I have not seen you use the exploding gel on the ground to take out enemies yet. If you didn't know you can do this, just spray it on the ground and trigger it when they approach. I love watching your gameplay. I also love your accent and personality. 😊😊
Challenges can be accessed via the main menu, they are split into combat and Predator maps that you take on in the main story. In Combat, you take on four rounds of enemies, trying to build big combos to get a high score. In Predator, you have to clear a room of armed henchmen as quick as possible, the game will ask you to do three optional objectives that will count to your 100% game completion. They are fun and are nice to get you into a session but I wouldn't worry about completing them.
Using the batclaw, you can pull enemies over railings and make them fall from a great height. Doing that will instantly KO them! It's something the game only ever tells you once, and it's a *really* effective tool for these stealth sections. If you get really creative, you can make use of almost all of Batman's gadgets during stealth scenarios. This game's stealth is probably my favorite part of the game!
Oh, and quick tip: You'll always know when you've defeated an enemy because bats will fly out of him. I know that sounds crazy, but when you see it, you'll know what I mean. This applies to every game in the series, btw
Ha, ha that got everyone 🙌 waiting patiently for this so in the with this game series every single character in this game is perfection , so happy you're playing & enjoying it you make it very easy to watch 🙌thanks for all you do NAT 💖🤗🌻🐝
Thank you Sean!! It was such a hectic week last week, but, let me share a secret, I've finished the game and couldn't agree more, these characters are SO well done, it would have been so easy to mess this up with so much media around the characters out there already, but I think they absolutely nailed it!
I still think to this day the scarecrow sections are some of the best & most memorable in any game & really mess with your mind & really stay with you 🙏 so lovely to see jonesy, Anna & you doing so much essential work at cat protection well done 💖
49:40 If you're really really really reeeeeeeeeally interested in racking up the combo meter as high as you can, you're on the right track: spamming the EVADE move, pushing the stick toward the direction of the enemy you want to JUMP OVER, then do the evade maneuver. When you land behind him, CRACK him in the back of the head(the same way they do Batman...lolll) and then immediately jump over another enemy ( or even the same one if he's still standing) and do the same. The evade move is considered part of a combo as would a block or dodge(if the game had them) so it doesn't break your combo meter. Rinse and repeat and watch that combo skyrocket. It's best used when Batman is surrounded by multiple enemies in close proximity. I used this maneuver to get through on the hardest difficulty with no prompts at all and it made combat a breeze. The game fools you into fixating on those damn lightening bolts above their heads. If it's worth anything, you are very much earning your strips in this game as the other BA games make maintaining combos noticeably less difficult. Happy Batmanning!
I think what might be breaking your combo is that after you knock a guy down you immediately hit triangle whether there is attack coming or not. Try to keep hitting the attack button (square) and use the analog stick to point Batman toward the next enemy you want to hit at the same time. But still do keep an eye out for enemy attacks to counter.
I'm gonna assume that you were at that point when I posted a comment about the challenges not spoiling anything like under the 2nd or 3rd video of this playthrough, and that by now, you must have finished this game, maybe even started City. So you may very well have your answer about what breaks a combo, but yeah, basically, you're right here : each input counts. The next step, to get good, is to tune in your understanding of how it works. Basically, you have to punch a first target 3 times consecutively, then either parry or attack, always one at a time, and try to plan ahead your 2 next moves. Also, not sure you got it at that point, but you have to push the left analog stick towards the next target you want to attack (in this first game, it could be a bit tricky, it's easier starting with City), or Batman will just punch in front of him, which is generally in the air, thus breaking your combo. And if at some point, you feel overwhelmed, never hesitate to do a jump-over or two to temporize. Jump-overs won't break your combo, even if you chain them (unlike classic evasion move), and will generally take you out of range of attacking enemies. Also, each time you get the chance, use a special combo move : those moves makes you invulnerable while doing them, and give you time, to breathe and plan your next move(s). Plus, in the next games, they will help you a lot with difficult enemies. Then, the final advice, possibly the hardest thing, is to keep track of enemies with knives/electric staffs/titans/other special enemies that would get introduce in future games, cause those needs specific way to attack and/or defend. Hope I could have helped, and good luck for the rest !
That glitch got me so bad. I was feet away from turning my console off, when I noticed the difference in the Bat Signal. I've had games glitch out on me in similar ways before, so I was pissed before realizing what was going on.
This game originally came out on Xbox 360 and PS3... Imagine if Microsoft and Sony let games have access to the hardware-level LEDs... And as the game "crashed" during the Scarecrow segment the 360 showed the red ring of death, and the PS3 gave the yellow light of death.
Rocksteady initially wanted to make the combat rythym-based. They had to dial it back hard during developement but the roots are still there. You can get through the game with button-mashing but the game rewards you heavily by timing button presses right, aiming for critical strikes and reacting to enemy behavior. I strongly recommend giving the combat challenges a go, it's a great way to learn the mechanics and timings. If you master things in Asylum then you're set for the next 2-3 games. 1:17:24 Yeah you could have avoided it by moving the middle stick. Shame that controllers only come with two sticks though.
Also another thing, with the cape stun, you need to do it 3 times until they are fully stunned so that you can do a massive beatdown combo...especially against those who have knives or electro rods.
1:19:57 Not sure if you've noticed but whenever there is a flash of lighting like here Batman turns into Scarecrow for a second then there is another flash, and he turns back into Batman.
33:26 -- detective mode would be nice, right about now. Maybe look down. By the way, no spoilers, but... you cannot get rid of Poison Ivy's overgrown plants. They're still around, when you play Arkham City, and I believe they're still there during Arkham Knight.
6:57 You have to keep a single combo going via punching and evading. It's a tough thing to get right, and you have to NOT keep hitting counter (🔺️) unless you see the electric sign above the crook's heads. 😮
Recommendation, upgrade the combo throw and I think that leads to the 5 combo upgrade which helps in gaining xp points with a minimal 5 combos instead of the full 8.
46:41 If anything about open world games, all you're doing is navigating and backtracking indeed. 😅 I think the whole point of this game was mainly to have players feel like you're Batman in a crazy one-night event of crime-fighting, with the added detail that he's winning while getting beaten up constantly as you progress and see his suit getting teared up and such. But I think backtracking and such is the whole point of an open world though, and that makes it fun. 😊
And it’s perfect! And absolutely hits the mark on a crazy night - just my head went into it wrong thinking it was a linear 12-15 hour game 🤦🏻♀️ I’ve had a lot of people tell me something about this game, so lots of pre formulated thoughts and opinions, which is why I prefer always going as blind as possible - because you can see me constantly thinking “I’m backtracking too much” 🤦🏻♀️
@@PhoenixNat and that's alright! I'd rather you enjoy this as much as possible. 😊 Just remember to take your time. After all, you're not doing a speedrun, 😂 I'm vibing with your run and like you trying to be thorough and taking everything in, ✌️
@@PhoenixNat1:05:56 just some advice on Predator encounters, you can use your Batclaw to pull them down from the railings and you can also sneak on them using the grates if you find any (they're loud)! Holding onto ledges also lets you do ledge takedowns too! Also any walls ceilings and such with a "💥" symbol on them (You see it in Detective Mode) means you can put the explosive gel on it and blow it up that way on baddies. Also throwing a Batarang near them can make them look a different direction for a moment!
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Whoever left a comment weeks ago about there being bugs in the game - did you set me up for this?! 😂 I was SO sure the game bugged out 😵💫
😂 the developers of the game added that on purpose so you would think it glitched.
Last time my laptop showed something like this was when I spilled water on it. (RIP)
Yea, both Alice are worth playing, they’re a little darker, sort of a mashup of a faerie tale as if told by Terry Gilliam (like his movie Jabberwocky) and the dark whimsical nature of Tim Burton films. Though the first one may be a little dated for some players. There is an hd pack some fans made for it that updates it a little, but it’s still quite old and it only makes block textures look slightly better. It has a style to it though that holds up in some other ways besides its low poly graphics. The second however expands on this style and is well, way more stylised and brings out an extreme stylised look that transcends the games age and super holds up, because it’s sort of leaning towards more Tim Burton-esk and is at times jaw-droppingly gorgeous.
The gameplay for the first is also a little dated and may at times be quite frustrating, as in “why did the character or camera move like that!? didn’t want them to do that!.” The second is a lot better, but it still fired have some moments of weird camera angles that conflict with what seems logical, but it’s much better. A while ba k when you purchased the second, it would give you the first one free along with it, I’m not sure if that’s still the case, in any case with their age they’re quite cheap.
Long story short, yes, they have great stories, and quite darker and creepy, but mostly more so on the second if the two, but both are great, but the first is a product of its time.
I've heard of people who played this game for the first time back in 2009 who got to that part and were so completely convinced that the game was broken that they never finished the game, so it may be a little *too* good of a scare 😂
People have probably already pointed this out, but I absolutely love how, as Scarecrow's fear toxin hallucinations get stronger and stronger throughout the game, they even start to impact the game on a meta-level sense. All this time, Scarecrow's been targeting your worst fears, assuming the "you" in this case are Batman. But this final one ACTUALLY starts by targeting YOUR worst fear as a gamer; your game crashing, and all your progress getting wiped. It's absolute genius. Asylum is frequently lauded for having the most immersive atmosphere in the Arkham series, and moments like the game-crash fakeout are just one of many reasons why
When you scan a solution to one of Riddler's Riddles and it says "Subject out of view" that means that you've found the solution you just have to focus your camera on the entire solution. When it says "Subject obscured" that means that you're facing the right *direction* of the Riddle solution but something is in the way- blocking the solution
OMG, the amount of times I've just walked off when its "subject obscured" ha! Well, I will do the full Riddler episode and know better now
@@PhoenixNatIf you're planning on finishing all of Riddler's stuff in this game, just know, this is the most boring his missions will be going forward, and it's already pretty interesting. So yeah, you're gonna love the other games 😄
Yeah I remember people freaked out thinking the game broke too. This is also important as the Scarecrow hallucinations show Batman’s main fears. First letting his friends down, second the memory of his parent’s deaths that created him, and his greatest fear is he is just as unbalanced as the criminals he fights.
Scarecrow shows my biggest fears too, my recording set up breaking 🤣🤣
You are right about combos, the idea is you can't just button mash. Only counter if you see the icon. Use the evade move to jump over enemies to reposition your self.
I can't wait to watch you do the challenges. They are incredibly fun and are a great way to hone your skills. I have no idea what would be the best way to integrate them into your playthrough, but I can't imagine anyone not wanting to see you take them on.
Love your videos, even tho ive played The game hundreds of times, its amazing to see someone elses reaction
Thank you so much :) this has been such a gem for me, some really unique experiences I won't forget playing this game - nothings given me chills quite like Batman
5:22 You can line launch into them. Batman will kick over anyone standing in his way. Guys with guns can shoot you if they see you coming, and I forget what happens if you use it against guys with knives and guys with tasers.
You can do the challenge mode. It's safe from spoilers, and it's a good way to sharpen up both your stealth and combat skills! There are no major story spoilers in the challenge mode. Some of the stealth maps are from the story mode but it would be maps that you've already completed. I hope this helps!
Thank you!! I wish I did do them before fnished the game hahahha! But now I can get better, and, hopefully nothing changes too much between this and the next game?
@@PhoenixNat oh don't worry. The core gameplay stays the same throughout the entire series, so practicing in Arkham Asylum Challenge Mode is really good to prepare you for Arkham City!
Challenges are unlocked via riddle trophy collection mostly and collecting trophies is tied to bat gadgets that you acquired in the main story. There's nothing really that spoiling anything in the challenges. In Asylum the challenges are fun extra content to become better at the combat like brawling vigilante encounters and silent predator encounters. In later games some challenges have side stories on their own.
Oooo, so some extra extra content in there - I finally opened the menu and tried a challenge, I may or may not have played as a certain clown 👀
@PhoenixNat Well I don't know who that could've been cause it certainly wasn't me.
In asylum, doing challenge mode is safe, but not the extras, they comtain some spoilers
@PhoenixNat yea, joker just a playable character in challenge mode for asylum, nothing related to story
Really enjoying watching you play
You can do the challenge mode in this game at any time, there are no spoilers.
Thank you! I did finally take a look at the challenge mode (after I finished the game haha) - there's some cool stuff in there
Hey Nat, I'm only on episode 7 but I have not seen you use the exploding gel on the ground to take out enemies yet. If you didn't know you can do this, just spray it on the ground and trigger it when they approach. I love watching your gameplay. I also love your accent and personality. 😊😊
Another great video again by my number one favourite TH-camr ever in the world
Enjoy the vid!
Challenges can be accessed via the main menu, they are split into combat and Predator maps that you take on in the main story. In Combat, you take on four rounds of enemies, trying to build big combos to get a high score. In Predator, you have to clear a room of armed henchmen as quick as possible, the game will ask you to do three optional objectives that will count to your 100% game completion.
They are fun and are nice to get you into a session but I wouldn't worry about completing them.
Using the batclaw, you can pull enemies over railings and make them fall from a great height. Doing that will instantly KO them! It's something the game only ever tells you once, and it's a *really* effective tool for these stealth sections. If you get really creative, you can make use of almost all of Batman's gadgets during stealth scenarios. This game's stealth is probably my favorite part of the game!
Oh, and quick tip: You'll always know when you've defeated an enemy because bats will fly out of him. I know that sounds crazy, but when you see it, you'll know what I mean. This applies to every game in the series, btw
Hi Nat great video really enjoying this playthrough.
Ha, ha that got everyone 🙌 waiting patiently for this so in the with this game series every single character in this game is perfection , so happy you're playing & enjoying it you make it very easy to watch 🙌thanks for all you do NAT 💖🤗🌻🐝
Thank you Sean!! It was such a hectic week last week, but, let me share a secret, I've finished the game and couldn't agree more, these characters are SO well done, it would have been so easy to mess this up with so much media around the characters out there already, but I think they absolutely nailed it!
I still think to this day the scarecrow sections are some of the best & most memorable in any game & really mess with your mind & really stay with you 🙏 so lovely to see jonesy, Anna & you doing so much essential work at cat protection well done 💖
49:40 If you're really really really reeeeeeeeeally interested in racking up the combo meter as high as you can, you're on the right track: spamming the EVADE move, pushing the stick toward the direction of the enemy you want to JUMP OVER, then do the evade maneuver. When you land behind him, CRACK him in the back of the head(the same way they do Batman...lolll) and then immediately jump over another enemy ( or even the same one if he's still standing) and do the same. The evade move is considered part of a combo as would a block or dodge(if the game had them) so it doesn't break your combo meter. Rinse and repeat and watch that combo skyrocket. It's best used when Batman is surrounded by multiple enemies in close proximity. I used this maneuver to get through on the hardest difficulty with no prompts at all and it made combat a breeze. The game fools you into fixating on those damn lightening bolts above their heads. If it's worth anything, you are very much earning your strips in this game as the other BA games make maintaining combos noticeably less difficult. Happy Batmanning!
I think what might be breaking your combo is that after you knock a guy down you immediately hit triangle whether there is attack coming or not. Try to keep hitting the attack button (square) and use the analog stick to point Batman toward the next enemy you want to hit at the same time.
But still do keep an eye out for enemy attacks to counter.
29:11 Batman is like, "Hey, buddy! You want to know what it feels like to be a Slinky?"
I'm gonna assume that you were at that point when I posted a comment about the challenges not spoiling anything like under the 2nd or 3rd video of this playthrough, and that by now, you must have finished this game, maybe even started City. So you may very well have your answer about what breaks a combo, but yeah, basically, you're right here : each input counts. The next step, to get good, is to tune in your understanding of how it works.
Basically, you have to punch a first target 3 times consecutively, then either parry or attack, always one at a time, and try to plan ahead your 2 next moves.
Also, not sure you got it at that point, but you have to push the left analog stick towards the next target you want to attack (in this first game, it could be a bit tricky, it's easier starting with City), or Batman will just punch in front of him, which is generally in the air, thus breaking your combo.
And if at some point, you feel overwhelmed, never hesitate to do a jump-over or two to temporize. Jump-overs won't break your combo, even if you chain them (unlike classic evasion move), and will generally take you out of range of attacking enemies.
Also, each time you get the chance, use a special combo move : those moves makes you invulnerable while doing them, and give you time, to breathe and plan your next move(s). Plus, in the next games, they will help you a lot with difficult enemies.
Then, the final advice, possibly the hardest thing, is to keep track of enemies with knives/electric staffs/titans/other special enemies that would get introduce in future games, cause those needs specific way to attack and/or defend.
Hope I could have helped, and good luck for the rest !
That glitch got me so bad. I was feet away from turning my console off, when I noticed the difference in the Bat Signal. I've had games glitch out on me in similar ways before, so I was pissed before realizing what was going on.
I wonder how many people hit reset before the cutscene popped up 🫣
Good news: it just gets better and better.
1:00:43 If the enemy is far, use the batswing for push for you and finish in the floor.
This game originally came out on Xbox 360 and PS3... Imagine if Microsoft and Sony let games have access to the hardware-level LEDs... And as the game "crashed" during the Scarecrow segment the 360 showed the red ring of death, and the PS3 gave the yellow light of death.
Rocksteady initially wanted to make the combat rythym-based. They had to dial it back hard during developement but the roots are still there. You can get through the game with button-mashing but the game rewards you heavily by timing button presses right, aiming for critical strikes and reacting to enemy behavior.
I strongly recommend giving the combat challenges a go, it's a great way to learn the mechanics and timings. If you master things in Asylum then you're set for the next 2-3 games.
1:17:24 Yeah you could have avoided it by moving the middle stick. Shame that controllers only come with two sticks though.
I would have LOVED rhythm based (big big Sekiro fan). The patterns and beat really work with my brain.
It’s a good system, I just need more practice 🙂
Also another thing, with the cape stun, you need to do it 3 times until they are fully stunned so that you can do a massive beatdown combo...especially against those who have knives or electro rods.
Dude, I think that's only from city
1:19:57 Not sure if you've noticed but whenever there is a flash of lighting like here Batman turns into Scarecrow for a second then there is another flash, and he turns back into Batman.
33:26 -- detective mode would be nice, right about now. Maybe look down.
By the way, no spoilers, but... you cannot get rid of Poison Ivy's overgrown plants. They're still around, when you play Arkham City, and I believe they're still there during Arkham Knight.
I’ve played Alice Madness returns, and liked it. Covers darker themes, stylized and has nice world building
I may have reset multiple times in my first playthrough thinking my brand new disc was scratched or something.
😂😂🤣😂 Pops, I literally thought my PS broke, the panic as I look at OBS 🤣
@@PhoenixNat I was scrolling to Game Stop in my contacts when I realized. 😂
6:57 You have to keep a single combo going via punching and evading. It's a tough thing to get right, and you have to NOT keep hitting counter (🔺️) unless you see the electric sign above the crook's heads. 😮
I’ve been preempting so many of the counters attacks, but they don’t always do it - that was definitely breaking my combos
@PhoenixNat You have actually made me replay the Arkham games again, so I'm trying to remind myself on how to play! 😆
Recommendation, upgrade the combo throw and I think that leads to the 5 combo upgrade which helps in gaining xp points with a minimal 5 combos instead of the full 8.
I eventually did it. I was silly not to because “i wasn’t getting combos”
Soon as I upgrade, I get the combos 🤣🤣
46:41 If anything about open world games, all you're doing is navigating and backtracking indeed. 😅 I think the whole point of this game was mainly to have players feel like you're Batman in a crazy one-night event of crime-fighting, with the added detail that he's winning while getting beaten up constantly as you progress and see his suit getting teared up and such. But I think backtracking and such is the whole point of an open world though, and that makes it fun. 😊
And it’s perfect! And absolutely hits the mark on a crazy night - just my head went into it wrong thinking it was a linear 12-15 hour game 🤦🏻♀️
I’ve had a lot of people tell me something about this game, so lots of pre formulated thoughts and opinions, which is why I prefer always going as blind as possible - because you can see me constantly thinking “I’m backtracking too much” 🤦🏻♀️
@@PhoenixNat and that's alright! I'd rather you enjoy this as much as possible. 😊 Just remember to take your time. After all, you're not doing a speedrun, 😂 I'm vibing with your run and like you trying to be thorough and taking everything in, ✌️
@@PhoenixNat1:05:56 just some advice on Predator encounters, you can use your Batclaw to pull them down from the railings and you can also sneak on them using the grates if you find any (they're loud)! Holding onto ledges also lets you do ledge takedowns too! Also any walls ceilings and such with a "💥" symbol on them (You see it in Detective Mode) means you can put the explosive gel on it and blow it up that way on baddies. Also throwing a Batarang near them can make them look a different direction for a moment!