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Batman The Killing Joke

SCORE: 45

Not every single day for Family Friendly Gaming is sunshine and rainbows. Some days we are not reminded of God's promise to never flood the earth again with a rainbow. Some days it is cloudy. Some days it is snowy too. Which brings me to Batman The Killing Joke. This is DLC to Steep. Do you remember Family Friendly Gaming reviewing Steep in the past. Well we had to redownload the game after deleting numerous other games to make room. Then we accepted were able to accept a digital download code for Batman The Killing Joke from Ubisoft. Was all of that effort worth it?

I actually like Batman The Killing Joke more than the original Steep. There is still one major problem with this franchise. What is that one problem? The horrible bad language. No one under the age of thirteen is allowed to play Batman The Killing Joke because of the bad language. Why was that included? Why exclude anyone under the age of thirteen? Hearing such horrible language offended me. I guess the developers do not care, and are not being inclusive.

The controls are easy and gamers of all skill sets can get right into Batman The Killing Joke on the PC, Xbox One, and Playstation 4. This is a fun game where we work our way to, and through the Olympics. Certain areas in Batman The Killing Joke are easier than others. Some spots require certain things to be done in certain spots to progress. Those areas irritated me. I liked competing, and I loved going in the open world sections.

There are videos of certain Olympic winter sports athletes in Steep Road to the Olympics. They give little promos on their experiences at the Olympic Games. I think they were supposed to motivate me to do my best. I wanted them to wrap it up so I could get back to the slopes. If you like those kinds of videos please let me know. I would love to hear from someone who gets into them, and can explain them to me.

It is simple to do tricks in Batman The Killing Joke. Hold down R2 to crouch, then let go of R2 to launch into the air. Then move the stick around to do stuff. Finally you can press R2 again while in the air to grab for even more points. I wish the Steep franchise would clean up the bad language and be more inclusive. There are kids under the age of thirteen that dream of the Olympics. Too bad they are denied the opportunity to play Batman The Killing Joke. Steep Road to the Olympics connects to Internet servers before gamers get to play it.
- Frank

Graphics: 90%
Sound: 55%
Replay/Extras: 85%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%

System: PC/Xbox One/Playstation 4(tested)
Publisher: Ubisoft
Developer: Ubisoft Annecy, Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft Montpellier
Rating: ‘T’ - THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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