Gotham Knights - All Heroes Stories [Side Activity]

0:00 Dick's Story #1 1:23 Dick's Story #2 4:10 Dick's Story #3 6:27 Dick's Story #4 9:48 Dick's Story #5 11:18 Reward: "Tribute Grayson" Suit Color 11:42 Tim's Story #1 13:30 Tim's Story #2 15:53 Tim's Story #3 17:03 Tim's Story #4 18:37 Tim's Story #5 20:42 Reward: "Tribute Drake" Suit Color 21:06 Barbara's Story #1 23:58 Barbara's Story #2 25:58 Barbara's Story #3 28:31 Barbara's Story #4 30:19 Barbara's Story #5 32:08 Reward: "Tribute Gordon" Suit Color 32:32 Jason's Story #1 34:23 Jason's Story #2 37:20 Jason's Story #3 39:07 Jason's Story #4 41:43 Jason's Story #5 42:59 Reward: "Tribute Todd" Suit Color

That Jason and Alfred scene got me. It's the first time we see him show genuine sadness and it's like at that moment, he became a kid again. So good

Clark sending an e-mail to check up on Jason is so wholesome.

Dick Grayson: Filling in the role of leadership. Tim Drake: Accepting who he is. Barbara Gordon: Holding onto what is close. Jason Todd: Feeling accepted among his piers.

Oh my gosh, so many feels in these scenes, especially with Barbara who had to go through this kind of loss twice. Loved the scene with Detective Montoya most.

The emails are a great touch. I had to look up a couple of names, and I was impressed with how many references they put in. The world feels much bigger because of these emails. Titans, Justice League, Bludhaven characters introduced in the recent Nightwing comics, etc., all fantastic

Jason's personal story is great, that hug with Alfred always gets me, but I absolutely love how he shines in other people's stories as well. The way he tells Tim "Try grieving" is some next level depth you wouldn't think would come from the "bruiser" of the group.

It’s scenes like this that makes Gotham knights worth playing despite what the haters think, because the interactions between each of the knights show how much they care for each other as a family and not just a team.

Jason starting to frown up and hug Alfred hit me right in the feels 😥. I also love his scenes with Babs, the interactions between the BatFam in this game is something else despite the negative reviews.

Never thought there would be a video game where the main heroes’ character arcs are side missions. Someone wrote this. Incredible.

I was skeptical of Gotham Knights storyline and characters when it was first revealed. For years, DC had been using Batman as a safety net for games. But I gotta say, they blew the story out of the water! Not only did they get us to care more for the Batfam, they managed to remove the safety net. From Dick’s insecurities, Barbra’s anger, Tim’s grieving, and Jason being…well, Jason, they managed to make a narrative where they all felt human, and made Batman the one thing he was lacking in a lot of stories. A caring father figure.

I’m still mixed on the gameplay, but man one thing is for sure, some of the character writing is top notch, these side activities especially. Jason feels like he’s getting special treatment from the writers with how good he is in this game.

Wait, character development on a super hero game after Marvel's Spider Man? And it's actually well writtin and acted? Being honest, some of these scenes made me cry. It's everything you want to see in a story that Bruce is gone.

I just realized that the the knights are like the teenage mutant ninja turtles. Nightwing as Leonardo Red hood as Ralphael Batgirl as Donatello Robin as michaelangelo

I’m just trying to figure out how old is Alfred. He’s been around Batman’s father before he was born he’s been around batman and now he’s with the Gotham crew. I’m guessing about 73 years of age

Montreal may not have started the Arkham series. But they really understand the Batman’s mythology on a whole new level.

After watching "Dick's Story #3", my first thought was, "I can easily see Raphael and Michelangelo (TMNT) act just like this". My second thought was, "This is why Alfred is the only one of the group who calls him "Richard" and everyone else calls him "Dick"".

The way this game makes you feel what the characters are is one of its best aspects. The writing and acting allow the gamer to experience the joy, sorrow, and anger of all these people. It's such a different feeling from original Arkham games where Batman rarely let his emotions show.

My god I love Nightwing because he's chatty and that's part of his charm. But deep down he's heartbroken his mentor/adopted father is gone.

Ahhhhhh! Jason!! My heart! I can't take it!! So much love!!