Using the power of the Lantern Rings, Brainiac shrinks worlds to add to his twisted collection of miniature cities from across the universe. You get a need to unlock everything in this game once the story is complete which does wonders for the longevity. The Caped Crusader joins forces with the super heroes of the DC Comics universe and blasts off to outer space to stop the evil Brainiac from destroying Earth. Old favorites such as all the Batman goodies and baddies as well as the Lanterns and even lesser known characters such as Beast Boy and Miss Martian are fun to play. There are tonnes of characters to collect in Beyond Gotham. I found these nothing more than a tacked on extra which left me rushing through them as they slow down the story pace to a stand still. These are varied games such as a tank shooting game, maze navigation, kill everybody and more of which are included in certain levels to hack machinery. Aside from the traditional levels and hubworlds, Tron-esque minigames are included this time around. Solving the simple puzzles is as fun as ever and the many hidden puzzles more often than not requiring a second playthrough so you can use an unlocked character with the required power so you can collect minikits, Adam West in Peril’s and red bricks. Levels are traditionally designed identical to past games in the Lego series. Heavily fractured, the translucent core is visible from the surface, which is riddled with massive fissures that you must cross with wooden or vine bridges. These are only fun due to the many characters and gold bricks scattered around them to unlock and collect, after which the fun dissipates meaning your left to wander around aimlessly.
Levels are separated by numerous fully explorable hub worlds which is enabled later on. The typical Lego destroy-this, collect-that game-play persists with no real changes present.
The game-play found in Lego Batman 3 is traditional and untouched.
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