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• gamedeal user

  Oct 15, 2021

  I had a hard time finding this DLC’s content. There are just some new challenge mode maps and Bruce Wayne Skins… There is no story and this doesn’t add anything to the main game. I don’t think this is worth the price. And if you want this: Buy the Season Pass, which includes the Cold Cold Heart campaign. That one is amazing.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2021

  ABYSMAL !!! 1/10 === i personally don't care about the skins or the challenge maps, the only interesting thing here for me is the campaign or the CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN to be vividly clear, which you must look for under the challenge maps section of the game, and after finding it you realize it is not really a campaign, it is just 5 challenges pushed together to be called a campaign in which batman has no lines whatsoever and does not talk at all, there is no cinematic whatsoever, there is just a martial arts master who is a racist son of a beach to be honest and has like 1 line of speech at the start of each section. === ABYSMAL !!! 1/10
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2022

  Do not buy this. If you want this, buy the season pass, duh. I WARNED YOU!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2022

  Arkham Origins Initiations DLC review:- *NOTICE - if you own the Arkham Origins season pass, don't buy this or you'll be charged again. This DLC pack contains Bruce Wayne and Vigilante skins, four challenge maps, and a challenge campaign. There's no story here, it's not needed for the main story, if you like challenge maps then this pack is for you. Buy it in the season because it's cheaper.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2022

  Nice skins for Bruce Wayne Character :)
• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2015

  I could have bought Cold, Cold Heart DLC Campaign for $4.99 with the Christmas Deal. Then I saw the season pass was only $9.99 I figured why not this should be fun. Until I realized the "DLC" is buried away under challenge modes after searching for 10 minutes just to find it. This is a waste of money and I regret spending the extra $5 for the season pass. If you enjoy challenge modes go ahead and buy it, but it's not my cup of tea. I was hoping for more Campaign gameplay. In my opinion this should have been given away for free with the original game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 12, 2015

  Nice to play for Bruce Wayne, and not Batman for a change. The only bad thing is that Concentration (detective mode) gets scrambled by usual scrambling devices. Not making sense.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 25, 2016

  This DLC managed to both be fantastic and underwhelming at the same time, how? It is simple, the character is fantastic, but the challange maps are abysmal, and instead of the full story we where promised, all we get is a challenge campaingn that features these maps. Let me break it all down for you: The maps: Togurake-Ryu: A somewhat difficult combat challenge that consists of four waves of enemies, the only new map that I would consider to be "good". Shinobi-Iri: A predator challenge that is passable, barely. Taijutsu: A two wave combat challenge that has the EXACT same layout of Togurake-Ryu, just different enemy patterns. Boryaku: An ABYSMAL predator challenge that you shouldn't even bother with. Seishinteki Kyoyo: A two wave combat challenge that has enemy patterns that are more obnoxious to deal with than anything else, and a p*ss-poor Lady Shiva fight cramed in. The character: Initiation Bruce Wayne is the fastest moving character in Arkham Origins (and my favorite), and has the unique distinction of not having to deal with the thugs being notified whenever you take someone out in predator maps. (other than the ones added in the DLC.) His combos: Special combo takedown: Same as it is for any other character. Shuriken barrage: Activated by pressing the same set of buttons as you would for the Bat-Swarm, (as Batman) you throw out a Barrage of shuriken that stun any enemies hit, and (If enough enemies are in range of the attack) three caltrops. His gadgets: Shuriken: Identical to the Batarang, exept you throw two at once. Caltrops: The same as the ones used by Catwoman in Arkham City. Grapple Hook: Robin's Zip-Kick. Kujiki Bomb: If quickfired during combat, this gadget acts as an alternative to the Multi-Ground Takedown combo, however, in predator maps, it functions as a cloaking device, allowing the player temporary invisiblity. Smoke Bomb: It is a smoke bomb, this one doesn't really need explaining. 8.5/10
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2016

  I unfortunately have to give this a negative vote. The 5 maps are great( 3 fight maps,2 predator maps) and the Bruce Wayne skins are very cool. But it is definetly not worth 7 bucks. Maybe like 4. Not 7. If there were more maps or more story this should have gotten a positive vote from my side.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2016

  This DLC is kind of a story DLC for Arkham Origins, but, unlike Cold, Cold Heart, it doesn't take place in the main map, or in a new area created for it. Rather, it takes place in the form of a challenge campaign (which consists of five new maps), in which you control Bruce Wayne during his training before becoming Batman. As a challenge campaign, it consists of both Predator and Combat challenges, each with their own mutators; unlike the regular challenge campaigns, each map in this campaign has a specific set of mutators, and you get five retries rather than three. Also, the final challenge (which is a Combat one) includes a sort-of boss battle. Between maps, you'll get a brief cutscene with Master Kirigi (the guy who trains Bruce) talking with his students and Bruce. The DLC also allows you to use Bruce Wayne in Challenge Mode, including all the regular maps and campaigns. Bruce comes with his own set of moves and gadgets, which are somewhat simplified versions of Batman's gadgets, and adds a certain variety to the challenge maps, if they're your thing. It also includes two different skins for Bruce. Well, while it's nothing spectacular, it's still a decent enough DLC, so I recommend it, but only as part of the Season Pass.