That being said, the scope of LEGO Batman 3 is impressive from a narrative perspective.
Rather, it's a solid game that fits well within any fans' library, but not one that will draw in naysayers. However, in trying to outdo past games, LEGO Batman 3 falls short of providing the next great evolution for the LEGO franchise. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham hoped to build on the strong showing of its predecessor, albeit with a current-gen sheen and a roster more stacked than any LEGO game has offered before. LEGO Batman 2, for example, was a fun romp whether the player was under the age of 10 or a fully-grown DC Comics fanboy, and it still stands as one of the best licensed titles TT Games has released.
But, at the same time, their use of popular franchises like Marvel, Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter has helped extend the reach of these titles to gamers of all ages. Traveller's Tales' LEGO games have, for a while now, provided an endless source of entertainment for a great many households, especially those with younger children.
