Super Bat Heroes Fighting Man

As we quickly learn, the world seems to be going to Hell and man's on vaca,
so it's up to Bat and friends to travel the globe cleaning the clocks of a variety of villains.
Some you will surely know (Joker, Scarecrow) and others are more of the laughable variety
(King, Gentleman, Mantis). Regardless of what you might think of these foes,
each antagonist poses some different challenge for the Dark Knight.
Brave and Bold is a single-player game, but you can switch between him and his ally at any time with a tap to the touch screen.
Though you always have bat at your man side, your ally changes with each level and they have unique abilities necessary for getting past certain obstacles.
These are simple challenges, so no puzzles that will tax your noggin. But there are definitely a few tough platforming parts.
Fortunately, Brave and Bold has tons of checkpoints, so you'll never have to go back far if bat dies.
Super Bat Heroes Fighting Man pals each have one or two things that make them different. Plastic man can turn his hands into mallets to smash through walls.
Red Tornado can hover across chasms. Aquaman can call forth a fish to strike enemies (oh, stupid stupid Aquaman).
You might be wondering how bat (no superpowers) can hang with people like Green Lantern.
Well, as you play you collect bat symbols, which can be used to buy upgrades at the Batcave.
This includes practical stuff like increased punching power and extra armor and those eccentric little toys the bat loves.
Batarangs that deliver an electric shock, force fields, and more. When playing as bat, you can select your utility belt item of choice.
Eventually, bat becomes far more powerful than his friends and it becomes smarter to keep him on screen much more than anyone else.
It's always good to offer ways to improve your character, but there is a bit of a balancing issue here. I already think Green Arrow is silly.
Having him feel underpowered compared to bat doesn't make me want to use him at all.