What’s your favourite superhero based game so far?

I’m still an avid fan of the Spider-Man games. (Spider-Man 2 to be exact.) Which I know a lot of people will mention that one.

But, I think overall I really enjoyed the Arkham games most recently. Arkham Knight especially.

I grew up playing Batman Vegeance back in the day too. I’d love to see them create another Batman The Animated Series styled game. But it’s highly unlikely.

Arkham City although Origins is a close second.

If I only selected a game I beat probably Crackdown, but I don't consider it a very good game, more of a guilty coop pleasure. Otherwise would pick Gravity Daze if I ever finished it.

Own the sequel of Gravity too but due to how movement and the perceptive changes constantly, I could only play them in short bursts. And in the end gave up. Otherwise it would cause nausea and vomiting. And that's no way to enjoy a hobby_

Worth noting though I don't play many games in which has playable super heroes throwing cars to stop thugs stealing from an old lady.

Batman Arkaham series for sure. Arkham City as the favorite. Arkham Knight was fun, but I didn't enjoy all the repetitive tank battles.

A good second favorite is Spider-Man:Shattered Dimensions. The varying gameplay-mechanics for each Spider-Man was really fun.

Spiderman 2 on the PS2 was always fun to mess around in. Batman Begins is one I remember enjoying too.

Spider-Man 2000 by Neversoft(The developers of Tony Hawk) is my favorite one.

That game was what introduced me to Marvel. One of my favourites on the PS1. I loved how they got Stan Lee to do the narration.

Marvel vs Capcom 3, Batman (nes), Arkham City.

Do the Ninja Turtles count as superheroes? If so, then definitely the Ninja Turtles games from the early 90s with Turtles in Time being #1.

If not, then I guess I would have to go with the first Spider-Man (2000) game on the PS1. Other than that, there hasn't really been any other superhero games that I have enjoyed.

Batman Arkham series or Spiderman 2

Arkham City.

@johndmgs: Doc Oc in the carnage form scared the heck out of me too.

Superman 64

@robbie23: I can’t say I can agree with you. LOL

Probably Torque from The Suffering :p

DC Universe online it lets you be whatever you want to be. But for super hero in general batman lots of mysteries to solve.

@sonic_xcalibur: Awesome. Welcome!

Arkham Asylum and Ultimate Alliance 2. Haven't played Ultimate Alliance since my PS2 but I have really great memories of it.

I’m not a fan of superheroes, but I recall an X-Men game I liked for the Ngage.

None. I see enough of superheroes in movies - I don’t need them in my games too.

@speeny: lol even if it's a joke (which I assume it is) Superman 64 had a grossly underrated mulitplayer mode that I played a considerable amount of.

Spiderman (PS1)

Ultimate Spiderman

Batman Arkham Asylum & Arkham City

In this order, my top 10 favorite comic book superhero games are:

1. Batman: Arkham City
2. Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4)
3. Spider-Man 2
4. Batman Vengeance
5. Superman Returns
6. Infamous (it's actually a superhero comic)
7. Injustice 2
8. Spawn: Armageddon
9. X-Men Origins: Wolverine
10. Batman: Arkham Knight

My favorite superhero games are both Batman: Arkham City & Marvel's Spider-Man.

Arkham City easily for me. Though I haven’t played the new Spidey game yet and it looks like a lot of fun. I’ll probably still prefer Batman as he is my fav comic book hero.

@davillain-: Not a bad list but Spawn Armageddon is complete trash. I've always wanted a good Spawn game but that decently wasn't it.

I like Spawn, but sadly however, Spawn Armageddon is the closes good Spawn game as they come, but yeah, the game is garbage but I like the character enough to be in my top 10 superhero games.

The only good ones as far as I'm concerned are the Arkham trilogy... and I'd probably rank them:

1. Arkham Asylum
2. Arkham City
3. Arkham Knight

Batman: Arkham City

Arkham City and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1. Latter is so underrated and not enough people talk about it.

The Batman Arkham games, easy answer really. Just love the whole atmosphere and soundtracks. The characters and their voices are spot on and the storylines are rather good too.

Easily the Freedom Force games.

They were set in the silver/golden ages of comic books, with lots of "Bifs!" and "Bofs!" and olden-timey radio voices, and featured a really fun cast of new super heroes.

The squad-based gameplay hasn't been surpassed for a superhero game, and the physics engine (and large array of powers) meant that you could find many unique, sandbox-y ways to finish missions. Every character interacted with the world in unique ways, which made everyone's powers stand out in the crowd.

Also, the online mode with player-made heroes was excellent. You could go all-out with some really weird combinations of powers - like super-fast obese men with rubber skin, or psychic robots who throw cars from rooftops.

Arkham Asylum and Spier-Man PS4

@speeny: For me, it's a tie between Batman Arkham Knight and Spiderman ps4.

Freedom Force.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole was actually a pretty good superhero game.

Arkham series or ultimate alliance