#BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT PC PORT PC#
Ultimately, I’m not inclined to cut the company much slack - reports indicate it was fully aware that the PC version of the game was in terrible shape and opted to ship it anyway, which makes this newfound dedication to quality rather suspect. Hopefully Rocksteady will take the time to put the coat of polish on the PC version that it deserved from the beginning, rather than simply patching the game until it runs well enough to not be tossed in the not-so-metaphorical bargain bin. The patina of variation is just that - a paper-thin method of differentiation that offers a few small deviations from Batman’s classic fighting style, but rarely deviates enough to feel truly different.
Previous games have offered the chance to step into the shoes of other characters, like Harley Quinn or Catwoman, but have almost always treated these characters as cookie-cutter versions of Batman with access to the same abilities, acrobatic fighting style, and gadgets. It’s not the first time that DLC or add-on characters in Arkham titles have been accused of missing the boat. Previous games, like Arkham City, offered the chance to play as Catwoman. The good news is, it suggests Rocksteady is committed to fixing the game in the long-term, as opposed to either cutting its losses and running or simply allowing the Steam refund process to take care of unhappy users. The PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight was, at launch, one of the worst ports of all times. This jives with other reports that we heard earlier this summer suggesting it would take months to bang the PC version into shape. Batman: Arkham Knight PC Gets User Made Fix for Stuttering and Frame Pacing Issues. “Spring,” in this case, means Australian spring, which begins in September. Due to this we have made the difficult decision to recall all PC stock from stores to return to the vendor until an acceptable solution is released.”
The latest information from Warner is that the updates won’t be available until Spring.
“As previously advised,” read an internal EB Games email, “we have stopped sales of Batman: Arkham Knight PC while Warner and Rocksteady work on addressing performance issues with the game. A new leaked email to EB Games suggests that the Caped Crusader won’t return to PCs to conclude his adventures for quite some time. Ever since Batman: Arkham Knight vanished from store shelves amid controversy around the terrible condition of the PC port, there’s been questions about when the game might be back on store shelves.
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