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Doctor Manhattan, Silk Spectre, and The Comedian make cameos throughout the game, but are not voiced by the actors who played them in the film. Rorschach and Nite Owl are voiced by Jackie Earle Haley and Patrick Wilson, respectively, who reprise their roles from the movie. Throughout the game, players will fight gangsters, prisoners, and hookers, among others. Because enemies are always in groups, and are mixed in types, fighting off large groups can become very difficult. There are standard enemies who are balanced in speed, strength, and durability there are very slim opponents (usually women in Episode II) who are especially fast but weak there are large (usually obese) enemies who are very slow but extremely strong and durable and there are boss characters, who have extremely high stats all-around. Throughout the game, several different enemy types are encountered. If the latter is performed at nighttime, Nite Owl automatically turns on Night Vision lenses so that the player can see better, but these turn off when he gets back to ground level.ДЄlthough Rorschach and Nite Owl often stick together throughout the game, there are many times when players are forced to split up, forcing them to fight thugs and solve puzzles alone. Additionally, Nite Owl can lift up gates that Rorschach can roll under, and uses a grappling gun to quickly reach the tops of buildings (which is odd, considering that in the comic Rorschach is the one with the grappling gun, not Nite Owl). However, he stills feels the hit, which, of course, causes damage. Also, when thugs try to attack him while in this electrical layer, they are automatically stunned and damaged when they hit him, even if Nite Owl doesn't block.

However, this ability can be upgraded so that after the blasts are done, his suit remains in a thick, sparkling layer of electricity, which adds additional damage to his attacks. His unlockable ability allows him to fire several quick blasts of electricity from his suit at nearby opponents. Nite Owl's standard ability is pounding a small smoke bomb onto the ground, which stuns enemies and leaves them open for attack. He can block attacks by momentarily covering his suit in a coat of electricity, stunning anyone who hits him, but this decreases his meter because performing this operation takes up some of his suit's energy. Nite Owl, on the other hand, primarily attacks opponents by performing different low and high kicks, but will also occasionally punch as well. Rorschach can even pick locks (a skill taken from the comic) so that he can access shortcuts, but this is surprisingly difficult and takes skill and time to do. Additionally, Rorschach can climb pipes to reach rooftops, and can roll under gates that Nite Owl can lift up. to attack thugs with, although these break and become unusable after a certain amount of time. He can also lift up objects such as bottles, batons, baseball bats, knives, etc.

His unlockable ability is a sort of 'Rage' mode where his speed and offensive output temporarily increases. Rorschach's standard ability is a bull rush that, while short in duration, can take down several thugs if aimed right. He can dodge the attacks of enemies by barrel rolling out of the way, and his power meter decreases when he is not attacking anyone.

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Rorschach attacks opponents by performing a series of quick punches, and can also attack by elbowing or kneeing. While both characters can perform basic operations, such as running, attacking, pulling levers, and grappling opponents (all to the same effectiveness), and both have an ability meter than increases when attacking enemies, they have many unique traits, large and subtle alike. Rorschach and Nite Owl play out very differently from one another, adding replayability to the game since players will likely want to experience the abilities of both characters.

The story is given through main characters dialogs and comic book-style cut scenes. Symbols of each hero unlock a new move, while a special item (battery or a Rorschach card) improves special ability matter (electricity charge for Nite Owl, rage for Rorschach). The player(s) are able to go through stages, fight different enemies and collect two types of items. If one person is playing, they can pick who they want to play as and the other character will be controlled by the AI if two people are playing, then both can pick a character to use. It features single-player as well as split-screen two-player co-op. Watchmen: The End Is Nigh features beat-em-up gameplay reminiscent of old-school scrollers like Streets of Rage and Final Fight.

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