Batman: Arkham Shadow release date speculation and latest news
Some were none too pleased with Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, but those looking for a new Caped Crusader game may be happy to know that the Batman: Arkham Shadow VR game is coming, with a release date this year.
We’ve tried our hand at speculating as to exactly when the date will be, and we’ve also got the latest news and trailers to get you up to speed.
Batman media has been a little light on the ground since The Batman (2023) starring Robert Pattinson released, though we do have The Penguin on the horizon, with Colin Farrell returning to play Oswald 'Oz' Cobblepot later on this year.
From what we’ve seen so far, Batman: Arkham Shadow looks to be suitably dark, gritty and moody. Dishing and taking punches in virtual reality is sure to be a visceral experience.
But when can we actually play it? Read on for what we know so far!
The release date for Batman: Arhkam Shadow is autumn 2024.
There is no exact date given, so we can expect to see Batman: Arkham Shadow release sometime in September, October or November.
These months are pretty jam-packed with upcoming game release dates, so developers Camouflaj will have to pick their window of opportunity carefully.
Previously, the game was tipped to be coming out in «late 2024», so we speculate that we might see Batman: Arkham Shadow release in November.
There are big VR titles such as Alien: Rogue Incursion and Metro: Awakening slated for release towards the latter end of the year, as well. Given how few AAA VR games come out, perhaps players will only be too happy to buy them all.
No, Batman: Arkham Shadow is not yet available to pre-order.
You can sign up for updates on the official Batman: Arkham Shadow page on the Meta website. This will let you know as soon as possible when you can pre-order the game.
There is no word yet on whether pre-ordering will net you any bonuses or exclusive content. When an official announcement is made, we will update you as soon as we can.
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