I am 40 years old and I openly admit that I love the Lego games. They are a great casual gaming experience, perfect for those times when you want to play games but dont feel like playing something intense. Out of all my games, the Lego games are my favorite in regards to playing with my son, who just turned 11. Again its just a great casual gaming experience and I dont have to worry about things like violence, blood, gore, etc.. I Would honestly rate Lego games at the very top in regards to gaming for your kids.As for Lego Batman, I think its the best Lego game yet. First and foremost all of the main villains are in the game. You have the Penguin, Joker, Catwoman, Poison IVY, Riddler, Mr. Freeze, Killer Croc, Scarecrow, Two-Face, Bane, The Mad Hatter, etc.. The game is basically split in two as half of the game you play as the villains and the other half you play the side of the heroes. This is one of my favorite aspects of the game and it really works in regards to keeping things entertaining. The game never gets old as your always playing as new characters. The game is split into chapters, 3 for the villains and 3 for the heroes. Each chapter has 5 distinct levels. So basically there are 15 levels in total and you play each level as both the villain and the hero.One of my favorite aspects to this game is the different suits that Batman and Robin wear. Each suit has different abilities and you need to use the suits, in different combination's, to proceed through the levels. For example Batman has a gliding suit that allows him to glide long distances, a heat suit that makes him resistant to fire and heat, a munitions suit that allows him to plant bombs, a sonic suit that allows him to shoot a sonic gun that destroys glass objects etc. The suits are specific to Batmam and Robin and they are not interchangeable between the two. Only Batman can wear Batman's suits and only Robin can wear Robin's suits. These suits really add significantly to the game play and ultimately I think the suits are one of the main reasons why Batman is my favorite Lego game. Like the assortment of characters, the suits help keep things from feeling old or repetitious. On top of this, each character has unique weapons and moves. All of these things keep the game fresh and exciting.I also have to mention how outstanding the level design was. This is another aspect where I think Lego Batman tops the previous Lego games. Each level was interesting and well designed. Some were better than others but all of them were fun to play through. I also have to mention the achievements as my son is a big achievement hunter. The achievements were entertaining and fortunately didn't require and sort of grinding. Some were a bit challenging for him but nothing that would cause any frustration. He got his 1000.Bottom line - I am a big fan of the Lego games and have played all of them except Pirates of the Caribbean. With that being said, this was my favorite Lego game yet. Overall I think the reason for that is the overall variety that this game has. When you combine the playing of both heroes and villains, the Batman and Robin suits, and the unique moves and weapons that each character has....well, you ultimatly wind up with a Lego game that is more diverse and ultimately more entertaining than Lego's other games and that is Really saying something as I have really enjoyed all of the Lego games. If your a Batman or Lego fan then this should definitely be on your game shelf. If you havent played the Lego games yet than what are you waiting for? Lego Batman is a perfect place to start.5 Stars!I purchased this game for my 8 year old son for Christmas. He asked for Lego Batman games, so I figured we would start with the first one and go from there.He loves this game. Out of the 3 different lego games I purchased for him, this is the one he chooses to play the most. We do video games on the weekends and during holidays etc. We play video games as a family thing and as a rewards thing. I am the one that plays this game with him, and I love it too. It doesn't revolve around a movie or comic, but it does have lots of the characters you have come to love in them. We are still working on figuring out some of the "hints" in the games that seem to be in all lego games. Like which character is allowed to do certain things in certain spots. We have figured out that the secret passages can be opened by using one of the female characters, and that the Jokers items are in Joker colors. We are still working on unlocking all of the characters for our free plays.There are several levels that you play Batman and Robin, then there are some levels where you are the villains. And of course, you can play any character you want in free play once you have completed the level an unlocked the character.There are a few times where we have both had issues figuring out what to do or where to go, but with time, we got it figured out. I wouldn't consider it as easily understood as Lego Indian Jones 1.The game we got also came with another game called Pure, which looks to be a dirt bike game. We haven't played that one as of yet, my son seems to only be interested in Lego video games at the moment.My 2 boys (4 and 6 yrs) and I (pretending to be a grownup) love Lego games in general. The violence is minimized by the Lego influence, no worries about language or gore, and they don't get frustrated by too difficult requirements, since they can repeat as much as needed. I enjoy them myself, since there are so many intricate details and goodies hidden away that each game provides months of play before you reach 100%, and by then, we've forgotten the beginning and it's fun to start all over again!This game gets 1 less star than usual Lego games only because the format of the headquarters made things a little confusing for my boys. However, the dual nature of the heroes and villains story lines is pretty great, and the boys get at least equal enjoyment (ok, maybe more from the villains) playing both sides. As usual, lots of details and hidden goodies, so each level can be played multiple times before you get anywhere near completion.My 5 year old son LOVES this game! And, so do I...1. He loves being able to play as the different characters (Batman, Robin, Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze, The Joker, etc.).2. It's not so hard that it frustrates him. He could work his way though the levels with minimal help from us BUT it is fun and challenging enough that I don't mind sitting down and playing with him for a bit. It's addicting!3. There isn't any violence/nudity. The characters are developed and there is a nice little story happening in the game but there isn't anything that I deem inappropriate for his age. And, it stays true to the Lego humor, which I appreciate.Overall, a great age-appropriate game that everyone can enjoy!the game my son loves its action packed and he plays it all the time, i would recommend it as its so good.Received in good working order very goodI wasn't a huge fan of the LEGO games for the gaming systems in the beginning until I tried The LEGO Batman game, not only is it hilariously filled with original jokes from the original Batman television series as well as the Original cartoons. I ❤ this game & planning on getting the rest of those games.El paquete llegó el día previsto, sin embargo al momento de revisar el estuche del juego lo encontré fracturado en el reverso, aproximadamente 5cm, como si hubiera sufrido presión en ese sitio. El juego funciona perfecto, está a muy buen precio. Lo único negativo sería el estuche roto, aunque no impide el cierre o la protección del disco.Esta bastante entretenido, los avances se guardan por perfil y puedes intercambiar entre ser batman o ser robin, cuando tu controlas un personaje la consola controla el otro.