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Right from Gamescom some very interesting news has came in. First, the representatives of Warner Bros. Games and WB Games Montreal studio have decided to slightly accelerate the release of the highly anticipated game Gotham Knights.

The mentioned production from the DC world, rather than October 25, will appear already on October 21, 2022, or four days earlier.

Moreover, players were amazed with the release of a new trailer, which strictly focuses on the antagonists. Find out which villains the defenders of Gotham will face.

The Batman Is Dead. The new and extremely violent criminal underworld is flooding the streets of Gotham. Now it is up to Batfamily, Batgirl, Nightwing, Red Hood as well as Robin to protect Gotham. Ensure the citizens of the city feel safe, disciplined police forces and sow fear in the ranks of criminals.

Both by solving puzzles that connect the dark chapters of the city’s history and by fighting the most dangerous villains in epic duels, your job is to become the new Dark Knight and save the streets of Gotham from falling into the abyss of chaos.

Gotham Knights is a role-playing open-world action game set in the most dynamic and interactive Gotham yet.

Either alone or together with another hero, path the five different neighborhoods of Gotham, squashing any sign of criminal activity as soon as you see it.

Gotham Knights game will hit PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X on October 21, 2022.

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