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Batman: Arkham Knight
More characters revealed for Batman: Arkham Knight
New trailers shows off Commissioner Gordon, Alfred, Robin, Nightwing and others.
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Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Studio have officially unveiled the characters who will join Batman in the good fight against Gotham City's villains, including Commissioner Gordon, Alfred, Robin, Nightwing, Catwoman, Azrael and Oracle. Don't be fooled into believing this means co-op however, as Batman: Arkham Knight won't come with any sort of multiplayer mode. But you will be able to switch between characters to perform "tag-team"-esque moves referred to as Dual Play.
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Batman Arkham Knight will be available on June 23 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. If you missed it, you can also read up on all the PC specs for the game.
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