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#BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT PC RELEASE FULL#
Players are now speculating as to the price, with some gamers on the Arkham Knight forums hinting that a release at full price would not be well received.
#BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT PC RELEASE PC#
Rocksteady says it has been working closely with its third party partner to fix Arkham Knight's PC woes and, although reactions have been a little mixed, most gamers are taking to the forums to say that the patches have resulted in significant improvements. It is yet to be seen whether it will work, especially as the PC port continues to be patched. This rich stream of new content is possibly, in part, intended to soothe ruffled PC gamer feathers. All the usual new AR challenges will drop, except for Catwoman, who will instead feature in a new story DLC which follows up from the single player plotline. October's DLC packs look good as well, with Warner Bros announcing a classic TV Series pack, with skins and vehicles from the 1960 Batman TV show. And even at the most pessimistic interpretation of what "the coming weeks" actually means, it seems likely that the PC re-release should be in time for some of Arkham Knight's most exciting new DLC content. On top of this, there will be new challenges for Batman, Robin, Catwoman, Nightwing, and the Batmobile. Highly anticipated additions like Christian Bale's Batman costume will also be coming out, with Rocksteady putting it to the fans to tell them whether they want the Batman Begins or Dark Knight batsuits. As reported previously by the Inquisitr, the GCPD Lockdown story DLC will be the first in a series of mini-story extensions coming through the year. The next two DLC packs look like they do more than just provide new skins and challenges. Endgadget's review remarked on the fact that Rocksteady's characteristic linearity was actually something of a bonus, making for an experience that lacks the "open world ADD" of games like GTA V. Many reviewers have praised the game's combat and look, presumably on console, as well as its take on open world gaming. It would seem that Rocksteady got everything right except their choice of hire for the PC version. Even traditionally harsh critics like IGN gave the game a four and a half star rating.
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Batman fans were also not a little disgruntled at the fact that the patch was released barely a month before the term of the season pass was due to expire.Īll of this is something of a shame, as critics and reviewers have mostly been very positive about Batman: Arkham Knight. The fact that the patch included extra customization options for graphics, allowing players to elect for lower visual quality settings, seemed to be a tacit acknowledgement of this. PC patches released earlier this month fixed some of the problems, but not all of them. Gamers took to the net to express their displeasure, especially those who had bought not only the game, but the season pass. According to the International Business Times, it was subsequently revealed that Arkham Knight's PC development had been outsourced to a smaller, third party organization while Rocksteady focused on the console versions. Amidst an online furor, the PC version disappeared from Steam and other retailers while Warner Bros and Rocksteady went back to the drawing board. In a press release announcing the last Arkham Knight DLC for September, Warner Bros snuck in the news that the PC re-release would be happening "in the coming weeks".īack in June, Arkham Knight was released on console and PC and, almost immediately, the PC version was pulled amidst reports of performance so buggy that the game was rendered virtually unplayable. Warner Bros Interactive has been very quiet about the troubled PC release of Arkham Knight, and this latest announcement has been no exception. Hopefully in the coming weeks, the game will be playable for everyone.It looks like the long-running Batman: Arkham Knight debacle might finally be coming to an end. There were rumors the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight was outsourced to another developer and it was only worked on by 12 people.
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The game is fairing much better on PS4 and Xbox One as the glitches aren’t so bad on consoles.
#BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT PC RELEASE UPDATE#
The first update patch for the PC version of the game was released a few days ago, but not everything has been addressed so far. Although it might be safer to wait until all update patches are released that fixes the game entirely. If you missed out on getting Batman: Arkham Knight on PC, you might be able to buy it in a few week’s time. The last sentence said: “ The PC version of the game will be available in the coming weeks” released a new press release for Batman: Arkham Knight advertising the first DLC. There were rumors the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight wouldn’t be resold again until Fall 2015. Now it looks like it be be sold again sooner rather than later. After the disastrous PC release for Batman: Arkham Knight, Warner Bros stopped selling it.
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