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Batman Arkham Knight: Season of Infamy (PS4) Review

Batman Arkham Knight: Season of Infamy (PS4) Review

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Rocksteady Studios closed out its year for Batman Arkham Knight with a new, long-form story DLC. Season of Infamy offers some new dimension and story to the game with the addition of several new side quests. Each side quests pits Batman against several other members of his Rogues Gallery who were not prominently featured, or were only referenced, in the main game. Batman Arkham Knight is a good game, and in some ways it’s great. However, it failed to reach the previous heights of Batman Arkham Asylum and Batman Arkham City. The story is bit of a misfire in certain areas. Besides that, the addition of the Batmobile became an overused gimmick for the overall game. Season of Infamy does not offer a massive amount of new content, but it does offer some tight and well executed story elements that will, more than likely, satisfy long-time fans of the franchise and fans of the Batman comic books.

Batman Arkham Knight: First Look at Season of Infamy

Batman Arkham Knight: First Look at Season of Infamy

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Rocksteady Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive have released a new edition of Batman Arkham Insider. The new video features the first look at the game’s major expansion, Season of Infamy. There’s also a look at the Dark Knight Batman skin. You can check out the new Arkham Insider video in the player below.

WB Games Montreal Developing Two DC Universe Games

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While Batman Arkham Knight was the last hurrah in the Batman mythos for Rocksteady Studios, Warner Bros. Interactive is going to continue publishing DC Universe and Batman games in the future. So while Rocksteady will not be working on these titles, it is very likely that Warner Bros. Games Montreal (via IGN) will be the studio that makes the next Batman or DCU-themed games for the publisher.

Batman Arkham Knight PC Issues Continue, Refunds Offered

Batman Arkham Knight PC Issues Continue, Refunds Offered

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As previously reported by The Paranoid Gamer, Warner Bros. Interactive was all set to relaunch Batman Arkham Knight for Windows PC. After the initial launch, there were a number of problems and game-breaking glitches for the PC version of the hit game. It prompted Warner Bros. Interactive to pull the sales of Batman Arkham Knight for PC entirely. The problems would be smoothed over, and then the game would be relaunched. Several months later, the relaunch finally did happen. Unfortunately, the problems for the PC version continued. Gamespot reports that players continued to report persistent problems for the game on PC. In fact, the problems are so bad that Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has released a new statement on the issue via the game’s Steam page.

Batman Arkham Knight Set for October 28 Relaunch for PC

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As previously reported by The Paranoid Gamer, the Windows PC version of Batman Arkham Knight was plagued by issues upon its initial release. As a result, the game was pulled by Warner Bros. Interactive so the kinks could be worked out. The publisher has now announced, via a statement to Steam Community, that the game will be re-released for Windows PC starting October 28 at 10 am PDT.

Batman Arkham Knight: Remaining DLC Detailed

Batman Arkham Knight: Remaining DLC Detailed

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Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Studios today officially announced all the remaining DLC that will be released for Batman Arkham Knight for the rest of the year. The DLC releases will go through December and include new content based on the upcoming movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a new Robin story mission, a Catwoman story mission and the major expansion, Season of Infamy: Most Wanted. Warner Bros. Interactive also provided us with some additional details and new screenshots on the DLC, which you can check out below.

Batman Arkham Knight PC to be Re-Released Late October

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Arkham Knight PC had a disastrous launch, to the extent that Warner Bros had to pull the game from physical and digital shelves. An interim patch (one that fixed many, but not all, issues of the game was released a bit ago. And with the promise of more on the way, WB has announced via their Steam page that Arkham Knight PC will re-release later this month, along with all the DLC that has come out since launch:

Batman Arkham Knight: New Catwoman DLC and Classic 1960s Batmobile DLC Revealed

Batman Arkham Knight: New Catwoman DLC and Classic 1960s Batmobile DLC Revealed

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Today sees the release of some new DLC for Batman Arkham Knight from Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Studios, including the 2008 Tumbler Batmobile Pack and the Original Arkham Batman Skin. In addition, the Original Arkham Bamtan Skin will be a free download for all PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners of the game. However, Rocksteady has officially revealed even more new DLC that will be released soon for the game starting htis October. This includes the Catwoman’s Revenge DLC pack, the Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile Pack and the Crime Fighter Challenge Pack #3.

Batman Arkham Knight PC Patch Due Out in a Few Weeks

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It’s time for some good news/bad news Batman Arkham Knight PC fans. The good news is that the first patch that will (hopefully) fix most of the gameplay issues riddled in the game is coming. However, the bad news is that it is still a few weeks away. This will only be the “first patch”, indicating that there will be more coming, though it’s not clear as to when. On the Batman Arkham Knight PC Steam Page, an update was given about the patch.

Batman Arkham Knight: Tumbler Batmobile and September DLC Schedule Confirmed

Batman Arkham Knight: Tumbler Batmobile and September DLC Schedule Confirmed

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Earlier this week, Rocksteady and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment dropped the Bat-Family Skin and 1989 Movie Batmobile DLC packs for Batman Arkham Knight. However, the new August update trailer for the game offered a first look at another major DLC addition to the hit sequel. The Tumbler Batmobile, previously featured in Chris Nolan’s seminal Batman movie trilogy will be coming to the game next. In addition, Warner Bros. Interactive announced the September 2015 DLC schedule release for Arkham Knight and what fans can expect.

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