Keepers Updated September 16, 2026
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

TT Games · Game · ESRB E10+ · May 19, 2026

65Not yet

Skip it for now. It scores 65, well short of the 85 a Keeper needs. The weakest part is the critic score.

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Where the 65 comes from

Critics19/40

Critic score 83. A 70 earns nothing and a 98 earns all 40 points.

Audience12/20

Audience score 83. A 60 earns nothing and a 98 earns all 20 points.

Track record13/15

TT Games has made LEGO games for two decades, including The Skywalker Saga and the earlier LEGO Batman games.

Staying power21/25

Analyst Rhys Elliott estimated 1.2 million copies sold and $83 million in revenue in its first days, though Warner Bros. has not confirmed a number.

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Scores used: Metacritic 83 (86 critics), user 8.3 (675 ratings). Numbers checked September 16, 2026. See the main source.

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