Modder TheArkhamDoctor brings Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's "Demon Bat" suit to Batman: Arkham Knight. Inspired by Scarecrow's fear toxin, the suit fits the game's theme and endgame.

Editor’s Note: Make sure to check out our Batman: Arkham Knight review! Whether a red herring or the endgame, the death of the Batman is at the forefront of Batman: Arkham Knight, the final ...

"Batman: Arkham Knight," has been out for a week. If you're an avid player, you've probably gotten through a good chunk of the game. You may have even beaten the game, and are itching to discuss ...

Batman: Arkham Knight technically has only one ending which is split into two parts. Depending on how much of the game you have completed, you can either unlock an incomplete (half) ending or the ...

Warner Bros. has announced the cancellation of Batman: Arkham Knight for the Mac and Linux platforms. Posting on Steam, a developer confirmed that the game will no longer be released ...

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Batman: Arkham Knight is an eight-year-old game, releasing for the last generation of consoles in 2015. Joker actor Barry Keoghan may have spent $10 on his audition for The Batman , but this one ...

Batman: Arkham Knight is available on Nintendo Switch (as part of the Batman: Arkham Trilogy), PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. Don’t expect anything beyond the new “Battinson” skin ...

Batman: Arkham Knight was released on the original Switch with excitement, but it was not even a decent experience at best.

2015's Batman Arkham Knight is arguably the ultimate Batman game, and certainly among the greatest comic book games ever made. It boasts an open-world Gotham City that still looks good today ...

The ultimate reveal of the Arkham Knight might have been predictable, but it still brings forth emotional heights for Batman ...

Before Batman: Arkham Knight, I didn't think I needed to play another Batman game. Blame the sour taste left by Arkham Origins, blame plain old Batman fatigue, but I didn't have a burning desire ...