

In this mode, players must drive through an ever-changing maze that not only tests player's driving skills, but also offers an "intellectual assault." For more on the Batmobile, check out GameSpot's recent video preview.Īfter multiple delays, Arkham Knight launches for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on June 23. So this has to be the most badass car you've ever seen."Īlso on display in the video related to the Batmobile are some of the Riddler sequences. The Scarecrow returns to unite an impressive roster of super villains, including Penguin, Two-Face and Harley Quinn, to destroy The Dark Knight forever. Doing this essentially corrupts their friend/foe intelligence, meaning the drones will turn on their allies and actually help Batman.ĭescribing the Batmobile in general, Hill said, "It's one car versus and army. The Batmobile also comes equipped with a "Drone Virus" weapon that Batman can deploy to hack into drones. As you play through Batman: Arkham Knight Scarecrow wont be the. All good things must come to an end, as it is Halloween night and the villain Scarecrow returns threatening to unleash a batch of toxin across Gotham. Nine-months after the events of Batman: Arkham City, Gotham seems safer as crime drops significantly. In addition, the EMP weapon can redirect incoming missiles, so as to "give you a little window of opportunity," Hill said. Batman: Arkham Knight is the final installment of the Batman: Arkham series. Players can use this to immobilize other vehicles for a short period of time. What's more, the video reveals some new weapons and gadgets for Arkham Knight's Batmobile, one of which is an EMP weapon. That's all a really big important thing for us." Now I know we said Batman: Arkham Knight was our last-ever Batman game, but the.

From the early days of development on Batman: Arkham Asylum, our primary objective has been to create games that make players genuinely feel like they are the Batman. "You can play from the start of the game to the end of the game and you won't see any loading screens. Batman: Arkham VR is a new Batman story set in the Arkham universe and exclusive to PlayStation VR. "No loading screens as you play through the whole game," he said. Hill also reveals that Arkham Knight, described as the biggest game Rocksteady has ever made, won't have any loading screens.
