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Batman: Arkham Origins - Cold, Cold Heart

byRocksteady Studios2014

Return to Gotham City to ring in the New Year, Arkham Origins style. When the CEO of GothCorp is kidnapped, by Mr. Freeze, Batman sets out to bring him to justice. Along the way, he will uncover the tragic history of his new enemy, prompting our hero to attempt the impossible: save the victim AND the villain.

Release Date

April 21, 2014

Developer

Rocksteady Studios

Publisher

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

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Batman: Arkham Origins - Cold, Cold Heart Reviews

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"Cold, Cold Heart" spins a compelling yarn on the origins of Mr. Freeze with impressive detail and dialogue. Just don't expect many changes to the series' combat or a satisfying resolution.

Apr 25, 2014 Read Review

It’s Batman’s first encounter with his icy foe, Mr. Freeze, in the Arkham series. Was it epic?

Apr 26, 2014 Read Review

Cold, Cold Heart feels like a legitimate addition to the Arkham Origins lore, and not just a cheap cash-in. It’s definitely a side story that’s too big to be shoved into the core game, even if it doesn’t really innovate in any meaningful way. While I wouldn’t go out of my way to buy Arkham Origins just for it, I’d implore any current owner to take a look.

Apr 22, 2014 Read Review

Cold, Cold Heart is a self-contained adventure that retells the familiar Mr. Freeze origin story. That's good news and bad news, because while Freeze's motivations are some of Batman's rogue's gallery's most sympathetic, this version sadly seems to have virtually no interest in putting a new spin on it. It's almost identical to the Batman: The Animated Series episode Heart of Ice, so if you've seen that (and you should) there are no surprises.

Apr 25, 2014 Read Review

The 'Cold, Cold Heart' DLC is rewarding enough for restless fans, but with so much time and resources committed to the campaign, it's surprising there isn't more meat on the bone. It's a shame, since this standalone introduction to a famous villain is the kind of formula that could have worked for several others post-release, had that been WB's overall strategy. As it stands, it meets the expectations of most slimmed-down, story-driven DLC - for good and bad.

Apr 25, 2014 Read Review