Warner Bros teased it yesterday on its social networks: content for the highly anticipated Gotham Knights would be shown today, May 10, 2022. And it’s now done with this long demonstration trailer showing us 13 minutes of gameplay.
Gotham Knights: See you at the end of October
Reported for the first time, the title developed by WB Games Montreal will indeed be available on October 25, 2022. And to keep players waiting, new gameplay images have been revealed. Although PSN yesterday specified that the game would support up to 4 player co-op, the demo only shows us two players. We then see that we can choose to embody Nightwing, Robin, Batgirl or even Red Hood.
The narrator of the video is none other than Geoff Ellenor, the director of the game. He explains in depth the differences in gameplay between each character but especially the scenario that takes place after the death of Batman. On the image side, we can see the fluidity of movement in the open-world offered by Gotham Knights or the base that players can use.
Gotham Knights: Some platforms are no longer in the game!
In addition to this explosive gameplay trailer and Deluxe and Collector version announcement, Warner Bros. Games released the following statement:
As you will have understood, Gotham Knights will only be intended for the elite for the moment, that is to say those who have managed to obtain a graphics card worthy of their name or a next gen console with Xbox Series X/S and PS5. Rest assured, stocks seem to be gradually returning to normal.
For information, thedeluxe edition will include “exclusive gear, cosmetics, Beyond Suitstyle character skins inspired by the Batman Beyond animated series, and much more.” L’collector’s editionit will include the contents of the Deluxe Edition as well as an “augmented reality collectible pin, a 16-page media book, an exclusive map of Gotham City, a diorama of four characters and much more”.
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