Amstrad PCW users had a true adventure game at their disposal: Batman, one of the programs with the best graphics released, not only for the PCW, but for the entire great Amstrad family.

Our mission, as usual, is to get someone out of a big mess. This time, two unscrupulous programmers have left our poor Bat in the middle of a massive and complex labyrinth infested with monsters and dangers.

After careful consideration, Bat decides that this is not the best place for him and sets off to escape in a hurry, but he encounters a few minor obstacles that we must naturally help him overcome.

The objective of the game is to find the seven pieces of the fabulous Batmobile, which are hidden among the labyrinthine walls of the villain's castle—packed, as expected, with enemies—and to assemble it in a specific location within the maze. Just that easy! Awaiting him are only about one hundred and fifty rooms, with more than two hundred enemies, and three hundred static traps.