Gotham Knights Playtest Dropped On Steam and Then Quickly Deleted
Some fans consider Gotham Knights to be one of the most anticipated games of this year. A new co-op game from WB Games Montreal, it brings the most notable members of the Bat-Family, including Robin, Batgirl, Red, and Nightwing to consoles and PC. Following the studio's 2013 Batman: Arkham Origins, Gotham Knights takes similar cues from it, being a fully explorable open-world game set in Gotham City. While not connected to Rocksteady's Arkhamverse, players are tasked with fending off villains from Batman's rogue's gallery after the untimely death of Bruce Wayne.
The game was first revealed in 2020 at the DC Fandome event, with an initial release year of 2021. As soon as that year rolled around, however, it was announced that the gamewould be delayed to 2022, alongside Avalanche's upcoming game Hogwarts Legacy. While Gotham Knights is currently on-track to release this year, no specific window has been given as to when players can take up the cowl. However, details of an unannounced playtest for the game have been discovered that indicate it could be released sooner rather than later.
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Through a Reddit post by on the /r/GothamKnights Subreddit by SuspiciousTension19, it showed details of the application provided by SteamDB. SteamDB keeps tabs on updates to the platform, including when a game has been released or when it has been added. This entry for Gotham Knights shows that it is currently hidden to the public, but more importantly shows other technical aspects.
As pointed out by the user, the total file size of Gotham Knights is a whopping 82.5 GB, which is a considerable amount of space for just the playtest app. Moreover, the test was accessed by at least
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