Batman: Arkham Knight is the sequel to Batman: Arkham City. It was released on June 23, 2015
Plot
In the explosive finale to the Arkham series, Batman faces the ultimate threat against the city he is sworn to protect. The Scarecrow returns to unite an impressive roster of super villains, including Penguin, Two-Face and Harley Quinn, to destroy The Dark Knight forever.
Batman: Arkham Knight introduces Rocksteady’s uniquely designed version of the Batmobile, which is drivable for the first time in the franchise. The addition of this legendary vehicle, combined with the acclaimed gameplay of the Batman Arkham series, offers gamers the ultimate and complete Batman experience as they tear through the streets and soar across the skyline of the entirety of Gotham City.
Locations
Gameplay
Similar to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, Batman : Arkham Knight contains a variety of gameplay mechanics, including combat, stealth, puzzle solving, and exploration. New gameplay elements include the addition of fighting the Arkham Knight's tanks with the Batmobile at certain segments, at times using the Batmobile to solve puzzles, or just using it for faster movement around the city (although you can still choose to travel to your next objective on foot like in the first two games of the trilogy if you prefer). There are also plenty of optional unlockable side missions where you track down different villains and attempt to bring them to justice.
After completing the main story of Scarecrow and the Arkham Knight, players must complete all the optional side missions to obtain the final ending of Batman: Arkham Knight.
The game has much more content and replay value than any Batman video game to date, including many AR challenges, episodes where you play as different characters, and the aforementioned side missions, as well as all the elements of other Batman games, plus new additions. This is likely why Batman: Arkham Knight is said to be "the ultimate and complete Batman experience."
Riddles
Side Missions
Arkham Episodes
Voice Actors
- Kevin Conroy as Batman and Hush
- John Noble as Scarecrow
- Troy Baker as The Arkham Knight and Two-Face
- Mark Hamill as The Joker
- Martin Jarvis as Alfred Pennyworth
- Ashley Greene as Oracle
- Dave Fennoy as Lucius Fox
- Jonathan Banks as James Gordon
- Grey DeLisle as Catwoman and Vicki Vale
- Matthew Mercer as Robin
- Scott Porter as Nightwing
- Khary Payton as Azrael
- Tara Strong as Harley Quinn
- Nolan North as The Penguin
- Wally Wingert as The Riddler
- Tasia Valenza as Poison Ivy
- Garrick Hagon as Henry Adams
- Issac Singleton Jr. as Albert King
- Jules de Jongh as Christina Bell
- Michael Rosenbaum as Johnny Charisma
- Mark Rolston as Deathstroke
- Crispin Freeman as Firefly
- Loren Lester as Man-Bat
- Steven Blum as Killer Croc
- Brian Bloom as Black Mask
- Maurice LaMarche as Mr. Freeze
- Cissy Jones as Nora Fries
- Dee Bradley Baker as Ra's al Ghul and Warden Ranken
- Jennifer Hale as Nyssa Raatko
- Peter MacNicol as Mad Hatter
- Dwight Schultz as Professor Pyg
- Marc Worden as Deacon Blackfire
- Duane R. Shepard Sr. as Aaron Cash
- James Horan as Jack Ryder
- Phil Proctor as Simon Stagg
- J.B. Blanc as Raymond Underhill and Edward Burke
- Keith Silverstein as Lex Luthor
Development History
In 2012, it was revealed in Variety that Rocksteady was developing a silver age prequel, about Batman's first meeting with the Joker, described as "highly stylized."[1] Rocksteady's sliver age game has never been mentioned again, and a gritty prequel developed by WB Games Montréal appeared soon after.
Retail Editions
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Soundtrack
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Gallery
Videos
References
- ↑ Warner's super vision -Variety.com
External links
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| Arkham Series |
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| Arkham Origins: Batman: Arkham Origins • Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate |
| Arkham Asylum: The Road to Arkham • Batman: Arkham Asylum |
| Arkham City: Arkham City (comic) • Batman: Arkham City • Batman: Arkham Unhinged |
| Arkham Knight: • Batman: Arkham Knight |