After 4 Months Of Work, Batman: Arkham Knight Returns To PC on October 28th

We have just learned that Batman: Arkham Knight will be re-released for PC on Wednesday October 28th, 2015 at 10 am PDT. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment halted sales of the game title over four months ago due serious issues with the games performance on PCs. A patch will be released at that time that brings the PC version fully up-to-date with content that has been released for console users over the past several months. That means the patch will include Photo Mode, Big Head Mode, character selection and the AR challenges.

Many users are expressing their thoughts about the re-launch of the game title and some are obviously still very upset with the launch day glitches and the fact that they are getting no compensation. It looks like the owners that bought the glitchy game title on day one were hoping to see some free content instead of requesting a refund.

Hopefully, the performance issues have been resolved and all the NVIDIA GameWorks features that were originally shown off will be available on the updated PC version of the game title. Gamers are also fired up over the an NVIDIA GameWorks promotional video that was released in advance of the game coming out that shows ambient occlusion and rain textures both of which are present in the console versions, but were entirely absent from the PC version. This has people upset and saying that it was incredibly misleading as they thought they were going to be getting features in the game that werent there when they bought it. Let’s hope this update solves all of the issues!