Gotham Knights Fans Shouldn't Count Their Eggs Before They Hatch

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Gotham Knights feels as though it is sitting in development purgatory at the moment, at least where the reception and feedback from fans is concerned. Because of how ithas been received in the past few weeks, it is fair to assume that many fans are unhappy with how Gotham Knights looks, whether their concerns lie with gameplay, performance, or fidelity.

Indeed, Gotham Knights’ release is only months away and the game’s marketing has already rolled out with pre-orders available for separate editions. Some fans still believe that Gotham Knights looks fantastic and are willing to purchase it for day one of release, but other fans are less certain based on the recent gameplay walkthrough that was shown. It is unknown whether WB Games Montreal will be able to make favorable changes to Gotham Knights in the short time that it has before release, but eager fans should continue to hold out hope for a preferable quality from it.

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Gotham Knights’ initial announcement was met with a mixture of confusion and excitement. It was first believed that Gotham Knights could be a part of the Batman: Arkham series, which had fed into a couple of close ties WB Games Montreal has with the franchise. WB Games Montreal developed Batman: Arkham Origins and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was confirmed to take place in the Batman: Arkham continuity, so the fact that fans thought Gotham Knights would too was unsurprising. It is not, however.

Once gameplay had been shared for the first time with Batgirl and Robin, fans got to see that the combat did look reminiscent of Batman: Arkham’s Freeflow, with some exceptions to enemy health and how combination strings were carried