"Not only is TT Games returning to the Caped Crusader - its first time since 2014's Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham - but it's doing so with a brand-new take on the superhero... kinda. I say that because a lot of Legacy of the Dark Knight will feel familiar to those who watch and read about Bruce Wayne's bat-shaped half, and that's by design."
""It's been a fun challenge," he says. "We're pulling from so much. There's so much inspiration and reference out there, so as we started developing the story, we looked at some of the most iconic moments that we know, that even casual fans would recognize [...] and so we started with that, the highlight moments, and we started to see how we could lay out a single story that's our retelling that also references that stuff.""
TT Games returns to Batman for the first time since 2014 with Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, offering a new yet familiar take on the character. The game fuses films, comics, TV, and animation — including Batman (1989), Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, 2022's The Batman, and Batman: Under the Red Hood — into a single definitive retelling. Roughly 50 minutes of gameplay reveal multiple cross-media references and promises further inclusions such as 1966's Batman and Batman Returns. The development approach prioritizes iconic highlight moments recognizable to casual fans, then layers deeper lore from comics and television to enrich the narrative.
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