We've seen Batman interpreted in a variety of ways in multiple mediums over the course of his 82-year career. From the blocky tongue-in-cheek humour of the LEGO Batman games to the gritty gameplay of the Arkham series, the world of videogames has seen a number of particularly memorable renditions of the Caped Crusader. If you're one of the many individuals looking for the finest Super Hero Games, you've come to the right place.You'll be pleased to learn that for a limited time, Humble is providing eight of these fantastic titles in the shape of The WB Batman Collection for only $10.

Let us explain the Humble Bundle model to you if you're not familiar with it. There is a minimum fee (in this case, $10), but you have complete control over how much money you spend. Humble collaborates with a number of charitable organisations, and these packages assist to raise funds for them. In this case, the bundle contributes to SpecialEffect, a charity dedicated to making video games more accessible so that children with disabilities can enjoy them.

Whether you missed out on the previous Arkham games or want to give a Bat fan a terrific Christmas present, this deal provides you a lot of action and adventure for a very low price.

Here are the games in the bundle:

• LEGO Batman: The Video Game (2008): this was one of the first games to follow the path set by Travellers Tales’ fantastic LEGO Star Wars games, giving a fun and addictive game, full of iconic characters and a great sense of humour.
• Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009) was the first game in the Batman: Arkham series, and it featured numerous performers who had previously appeared in Batman: The Animated Series reprising their roles for a new media. When you buy this, you'll get the game's GOTY edition, which includes all of the game's DLC.
• Arkham City (2011): After the success of Arkham Asylum, Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham City to expand the environment and give you the chance to explore a new version of Arkham as Batman. The bundle includes the GOTY edition as well as its DLC.
• LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (2012):DC Super Heroes ups the ante from the first game in the series, with Batman teaming up with LEGO versions of many other DC heroes to stop Lex Luthor from becoming President of the United States.
• Batman: Arkham Origins (2013):This game is a prequel to Warner Bros. Montreal's Arkham Asylum, and it puts you in the shoes of a youthful Batman who is being pursued by assassins.
• LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (2014):His game builds on the success of the first two games, going so far as to add 150 playable DC characters.
• Batman: Arkham Knight (2015):The Scarecrow and a mystery person known as the Arkham Knight invade Gotham in the third game of Rocksteady Studios' Arkham series. This bundle includes the GOTY edition, much like the others.
• Batman: Arkham VR (2017):With VR technology improving all the time, Rocksteady Studios decided to give their winning formula from their previous games a VR twist, resulting in an original first-person adventure.

The year 2021 has been another wonderful year for video games. There was something for everyone, from explosive shooters and magical RPGs to quieter, more thoughtful indie titles and horrifying horror excursions, no matter how you like to spend your time in digital worlds.