From No Man's Sky to Red Dead Redemption 2, many open-world games are designed to make every playthrough feel as fresh as the ...

Batman: Arkham Knight review: The open-world game Gotham deserves. Rocksteady Studios brings its Batman saga to the epic conclusion it deserves. By Mark Langshaw Published: 29 June 2015.

Rocksteady has said that Batman: Arkham Knight’s game world is roughly five times larger than Arkham City’s sprawling open-world. Quizzed by GamingBolt regarding the size of The Dark Knight ...

From what I've seen, Batman: Arkham Shadow has plenty of traversal through the world, but not in the same open-world, free-roaming vein as Arkham City or Knight; you'll only be able to grapple to ...

Since Arkham Knight is an open-world game, untethering you from conventional environmental constraints, you can opt out of the Catwoman side story altogether, letting her languish in the Riddler's ...

Arkham Knight is an open world game with a drivable Batmobile, and is the fourth game in the Arkham tetralogy, following on from Arkham Asylum, Arkham City and Arkham Origins.

Commissioner James Gordon remains remarkably understanding of his peers. For its new entry in the series, Arkham Knight, developer Rocksteady chose to double down on the open-world exploration of ...

As you may have already experienced following this week's launch, Batman: Arkham City is something very special indeed. While game sequels often turn out better than their predecessors, topping a ...

Thanks to its many gameplay additions and expansive open world, Arkham Knight makes the series feel as fresh as it did in 2009 with the original release of Arkham Asylum.

Rocksteady announced Batman: Arkham Knight just as Warner Bros. Montreal were finished up DLC for Arkham Origins - and for a while there it looked like the two studios would tag-team the series.

Games Hot on the heels of its open-world Wonder Woman game cancelation, ... Arkham Knight, though another WB Montreal developer recently teased a Court of Owls game in a tweet last year.