Gotham Knights is a cooperative online action game with elements of a role-playing game and a third-person view in a comic book setting. You will find a large open world in which there will be four playable characters at once: Batgirl (Barbara Gordon), Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Red Hood (Jason Todd) and Robin (Tim Drake). Each hero will have their own unique abilities. In the universe of the game, Batman is dead, and you have to fight against a gang of Claws, led by the Court of Owls.
Batman: Gotham Knights - New Batman Game
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The registration of two new domains indicates that Batman: Gotham Knights could be the next game featuring the dark knight. Looks like we'll also get a Suicide Squad game.
Members Reddit found that MarkMonitor , a company that manages domains for large corporations, recently registered two of the website , which are likely related to new games from the DC Universe. These are gothamknightsgame.com and suicidesquadgame.com (there are also suicidesquadkillthejusticeleague.com , but in this case there is no clear indication that it is a video game).
According to previous reports about Batman: Gotham Knights , WB Games Montreal (of Batman: Arkham Origins fame) is working on Batman: Gotham Knights . The game should focus on the broadly understood "family of bats" and be sort of a reboot of the series " Batman: Arkham » . The title refers to a 2000 comic book series featuring the adventures of characters such as Alfred Pennyworth, Robin, Batgirl, Nightwing, Oracle, and Catwoman.
С the other side, Suicide Squad - this is another work of talented developers from Rocksteady Studios - the creators of the three main parts of the series " Batman: Arkham (Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Knight). It looks like the company will be focusing on comic book antagonists this time around. (Suicide Squad is a group of extremely dangerous criminals who have been offered jobs for the government).
We will have to wait for more information - both titles are rumored to be announced during an August online event for the DC community.
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