List of Batman Video Games - Batman Mobile Phone Games

Batman Mobile Phone Games

Title Details
Batman Begins
Original release date(s):
2005		 Release years by system:
Mobile phone
Notes:
  • A spin-off of the film of the same name, this game is a stealth game/platformer in which Batman fights against Falcone and his henchmen.
  • Published by Warner Bros. Online.
LEGO Batman: The Mobile Game
Original release date(s):
2008		 Release years by system:
Mobile phone, Smartphone
Notes:
  • A mobile phone spin-off of the console game Lego Batman: The Videogame.
  • Published by Cobra mobile.
The Dark Knight
Original release date(s):
2008		 Release years by system:
Mobile phone
Notes:
  • Based on the film of the same name.
The Dark Knight: Batmobile Game
Original release date(s):
December 29, 2008		 Release years by system:
iPhone
Notes:
  • This game is a rail racer/shooter that utilises the iPhone's touchscreen and orientation-sensors.
  • Published by Warner Bros. Online.
Superman/Batman: Heroes United
Original release date(s):
2009		 Release years by system:
Mobile phone
Notes:
  • This game is a platformer in which the player alternates between using Superman and Batman for each level.
  • The game's antagonist is Darkseid.
  • Published by Glu Mobile.
Batman: Guardian of Gotham
Original release date(s):
2010		 Release years by system:
Mobile phone
Notes:
  • This game is a rail shooter that features Batman using Batarangs against the villains of Gotham City.
  • The game features the Joker and Two-Face (the antagonists from the 2008 film The Dark Knight).
  • Published by Glu Mobile.
The Dark Knight Rises
Original release date(s):
2012		 Release years by system:
iOS
Notes:
  • Based on the film of the same name.
  • Published by Gameloft.

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