An Arkham Knight sequel that would have featured Damien Wayne patrolling Gotham as he tangled with threats new and old? I'd be down for that, if this leaked art is true.
Bat-rumour engines to maximum, Boy Wonder! We’re well overdue a solo Batman game, and while it looks like Rocksteady Games aren’t in a hurry to return to Gotham City, that doesn’t mean that a different studio is ready to take a crack at the caped crusader. Heck, the studio behind the best Arkham game, Warner Bros. Montreal, might be the team that is ready to crank out a new dark knight simulator.
If you thought that Warner Bros. was done with Batman after 2015's Arkham Knight, then think again. There's a new Batman game on the way that goes by the name of Arkham Insurgency as the dark knight will face his most dangerous foes to date: The Court of Owls.
Once the dust had settled, developer Warner Bros Montreal had done a bang-up job on the Batman prequel. With Rocksteady now departing the Arkham waters for non-Batman related projects, the Batman game universe will most likely be relying on Warner Bros. Montreal to fill the Dark Knight gap. And it sounds like they’re getting ready for something big.
The Batgirl strikes back in her very own DLC episode from Batman Arkham Knight. By the time you've read this sentence however, it'll already be over.
Faster than a speeding bullet! It's a new rumour about a Superman video game!
It may not have been game of the year, but Batman: Arkham Origins is coming back one more time in order to be complete.
The Bat-wardrobe is filled with alternate outfits and armour, but for the upcoming DLC that features a tangle with Mr Freeze, the dark knight is going to need something a bit more...extreme.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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