The puzzles and mini games are not too difficult, and are interesting and exciting. The balance doesn't seem quite right, but for the most part when there are a limited amount of characters to choose from, the right suit or skill makes itself known eventually. For example, at a level where you want to collect all the studs for True Hero you might be constantly badgered to change into a suit to progress, where as in a level where you are genuinely stuck, the help is often hard to come by. This works well for the most part, although some of the help is often one extreme or the other. Whilst the game has Bat-Mite hints which can be hit for a bit of guidance, you are largely left to figure the levels and puzzles out for yourself. This may be helpful to gamers new to the LEGO franchise, but veterans may get annoyed with the constant nudges. Furthermore, in the main levels you are even prompted to change to the appropriate suit or character which you need to progress. These suits are used throughout the levels for mini games and puzzles. This gets rid of the need for searching levels for appropriate suits docks and helps this game move along quicker than the previous ones. The various character suits can now be changed with a simple press of a button, and any unlocked suit can be scrolled through and chosen, such as Batman's Sonar Suit, Space Suit or Arctic Suit.
The massive amount of characters reveals a little something for virtually every gamer, with plenty of new and old characters combing a variety of skills and suits. It's hard to avoid Batman and Superman, but there are characters who will be lesser know to the wider audience such as Plastic Man, Booster Gold and Killer Moth amongst others. With nearly 150 characters included in the game, there's plenty for both avid fans and gamers largely unfamiliar to DC Comics. Beyond Gotham hasLEGO Batman and Robin journeying into space, and joining forces with various friends and foes to help stop the evil Brainiac from shrinking all of their worlds.
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