Gotham City seems to be cursed, as now the city's most dangerous criminals have escaped from Arkham Asylum. Now it's up to you as Batman to chase them down and deliver them back to the asylum. You'll travel the streets of Gotham (inspired by the animated series rather than the comic book or movies) on the Batcycle or in the Batmobile, trying to capture Penguin, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, Mr. Freeze, the Riddler, and the Joker. Luckily, Batman's vehicles are equipped with a variety of weapons including oil slicks, smoke screens, and homing devices that can make your life a little easier. All of the action takes place in two different modes, Patrol mode and Adventure mode. Patrol mode has you roaming the streets looking for the opportunity to root-out trouble, while Adventure mode lets you take on the challenges of 40 structured missions. Gotham City is depending on Batman to squash the latest threat to its serenity in BATMAN: Gotham City Racer.

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