“Riddle me this, Batman...”

“I have a face but no eyes, hands but no arms, a heart that never beats. I mark your every moment, yet I cannot move — unless you do. Without me, you’re lost in time. With me, you’re always running out.”

“What am I?”

“Tick-tock, tick-tock, Dark Knight... The clock is always ticking. And if you don’t answer soon... well — let's just say Gotham might miss its bedtime story... in flames.”

Team up with Batman to confront the Riddler and solve his deadly puzzles!

The answer to the Riddler's riddle is: "A clock."

“I have a face but no eyes”
A clock has a face (the dial with numbers), but obviously no eyes.

“Hands but no arms”
It has hands (the hour and minute hands), but no arms like a person.

“A heart that never beats”
You could say the mechanism or the ticking is its "heart" — but it doesn’t beat like a living creature’s heart.

“I mark your every moment, yet I cannot move — unless you do.”
The clock measures time, marking every passing second. It stays in one place, but your awareness of time comes from it — you move through time, not it.

“Without me, you’re lost in time. With me, you’re always running out.”
Without a clock or time, you'd be lost — no sense of hours, deadlines, or order. But when you do have a clock, it constantly reminds you that time is running out.