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You can pay less than £10 for all of the best Batman games

Humble Bundle is one of the most well-known third-party game key sellers. The service’s most popular feature is its Humble Bundles: bundles of games being sold for much cheaper than usual. Fans of the Dark Knight can currently get their hands on all of the best Batman games for less than £10.

Available for the next two weeks, the WB Batman Collection offers 8 Batman experiences (worth £134.48) for just £7.43. Paying 74p will get you Batman: Arkham Asylum GOTY Edition as well as LEGO Batman: The Videogame.

Paying £6.16 will net you Batman: Arkham VR, Batman: Arkham City GOTY Edition and LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes – as well as the aforementioned two titles. Finally, for just a tiny bit more money (namely a total of £7.43) Humble will throw in 3 more Batman games: Batman: Arkham Knight Premium Edition, LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham and Batman: Arkham Origins.

All in all, aside from the Telltale Games releases, this represents the best Batman games that you can buy. If you are a fan of the DC hero, then this bundle is by far the best way to get your hands on a big selection of the caped crusader’s best adventures in gaming.

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