Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight includes a reference to Scottish comedian Limmy's cult BBC sketch. The game features a line that directly quotes his viral character moment where he complains about neighbors turning against him. Lego Batman delivers this same complaint by targeting WayneTech instead.
Scottish comedian discovers viral sketch reference in new Lego Batman game update
Limmy reacted positively when he discovered the in-game tribute during a live stream. He told developers that the inclusion made his day and praised their effort to adapt his sketch. The game also credits Rocksteady as a co-developer alongside TT Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
The title is available globally right now. Reviewer Jordan Middler gave it a score of 4.5 out of 5 stars. He described the experience as a love letter to Batman media history that kept him smiling constantly throughout gameplay.
Rocksteady previously developed the highly regarded Batman: Arkham series. Their involvement in this Lego title suggests a blend of their narrative expertise with TT Games' established building-block formula. The game appears to target fans who enjoy both the superhero genre and lighthearted puzzle adventures.
TT Games has not confirmed further details about upcoming content or DLC plans for the title.
Source: Award, VideoGameChronicles
