Joker Game: The Dark Knight Review

The Joker Game is not the most popular series ever thought of, but it is not the most beloved series ever thought of, either, and this is both good and bad. The first part of the story starts in 1938, during the middle of World War II, in a city known as Shanghai. An alien species known as the Jokeroids have invaded the planet Earth and are threatening to wipe out all life in a matter of minutes, unless the human race pays them off. The humans try to fight back, but they lack the technology and resources necessary to completely defeat the invaders. Eventually, the Earth is destroyed as well, but the aliens are left to live on.

The second part of the Joker Game begins in the future, nearly fifty years from when the original storyline began. The humans have developed new technologies that allow them to combat the invaders again. They are also able to fully explore the new world they have discovered and make their way into the core of the Joker's empire. There, they find something that they can use against their enemy. And when they find what they need, they find that they can go after the Joker himself, defeating him once and for all.

The third part of the Joker game has the Joker playing with his newfound power. He takes it to new heights by using it to take control over his former enemies and conquer the planet.

The fourth part of the game is a sequel that takes place on a planet called Arrakis. There, the players will find themselves at the center of an ancient conflict between two alien races known as the Jaffa and the Borg. As the battle rages on, the Joker finds himself falling in love with one of the opposing sides' leaders.

The fifth part of the game, known as The Dark Knight, is the conclusion of the storyline. It involves Batman returning to the original Gotham City, where he spent his early years battling villains such as the Riddler, Mr. Freeze and even the Joker. In this final installment, Batman must face some of his darkest moments and be ready to fight the Joker and his army of mad clowns once more.

All in all, I liked the Joker Game, even though it was only released for the Nintendo DSiWare. game download.