Warner Bros and Rocksteady have released a new update for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight. According to the changelog, this update adds support for the January DLC content, fixes some keyboard and mouse prompts functioning incorrectly after certain keys had been rebound, and  packs miscellaneous DLC gameplay fixes and stability improvements. This update will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can read its complete changelog below. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – New PC Update Released →

Warner Bros and Rocksteady have released a new update for Batman: Arkham Knight. This latest patch is 538MB in size and according to its changelog it restores heavier rain during the opening section of the game, fixes missing rain effects on a few remaining player character skins, packs miscellaneous gameplay fixes and stability improvements and features minor performance improvements. This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can read its full changelog below. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight Gets New Patch – Restores Heavier Rain, Sports Minor Performance Optimizations →

Warner Bros and Rocksteady have released a new patch for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight. According to the release notes, this patch improves VRAM management to reduce framerate hitches and sports stability improvements for rare crash issues. This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam and you can read its complete changelog below. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – New Patch Released, Improves VRAM Management & Stability →

Man, what a clusterf’. After promising to fix and optimize the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight, Warner Bros – and Rocksteady – decided to simply abandon that particular version to its own fate. The promised re-release of Batman: Arkham Knight on Steam did not pack any performance improvements at all (compared to its Interim patch) and today Warner Bros announced that there won’t be any patch to add multi-GPU support. Continue reading Warner Bros Abandons Plans For Multi-GPU Support On Batman: Arkham Knight →

Warner Bros has announced that it is offering full refunds for Batman: Arkham Knight until the end of 2015, regardless of how long PC gamers have played the game. Naturally, Valve will be offering refunds for Batman: Arkham Knight in 2016 and onwards, however these refunds will be only accepted if players have not exceeded the game’s time limit. Continue reading Warner Bros Is Offering Full Refunds For Batman: Arkham Knight Until The End Of 2015 →

Things are not looking good for those who were waiting patiently for the re-release of Batman: Arkham Knight. After spending five months trying to fix this mess, Rocksteady and Warner Bros re-released the game on Steam without support for multi-GPU systems. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – First Tests Show No Performance Gains, Rocksteady Suggests 12GB RAM For Win10 →