Article about the Batman Arkham Knight PC update and its status.
Article about the Batman Arkham Knight PC update and its status.
The development team has been diligently tackling the challenges with the PC release of the game. We’re pleased to announce that we’ve started the initial interim patch for testing. If everything proceeds smoothly, we anticipate releasing it within the coming weeks. We’ll provide an update in about two weeks regarding the progress of testing. Here are some key enhancements and fixes planned for the next update: • Smoother frame rates • Better memory management on all GPUs (needs latest drivers) o Minimum AMD GPU is once again the Radeon HD 7870 2GB • Enhanced in-game settings, such as: o New options to set Max FPS at 30/60/90 o Motion Blur, Chromatic Aberration, and Film Grain toggles o Higher texture resolution “High” value o Texture filtering added o Adaptive V-Sync (NVIDIA only) o VRAM usage indicator o Mouse sensitivity slider & smoothing feature • Resolved texture rendering issues at low resolutions • Improved performance on mechanical hard drives While addressing the above concerns remains our top focus, we’re also advancing other features: • Removing boot-up splash screens • Adding DLC/Season Pass content • Implementing further updates like Photo Mode We appreciate your ongoing patience as we resolve these matters. Thank you for your continued support.
My experience was a bit limited. I enjoyed the voice acting, but the gameplay of Scarecrow felt less engaging compared to Arkham Asylum. Without Arkham Knight, the story would have been more straightforward. Rocksteady showed strong potential with challenging boss fights in Arkham City, though their Arkham Knight version fell short. The Batmobile was appealing, but it would enhance the experience without being essential.
I’m still thinking about purchasing it once it’s fixed. If they do, I’ll be glad to pay them for fixing it, taking it off the sale, and then releasing it again. I don’t buy games based on hype.