Batman Arkham Knight is being re-released on PC through Steam on October 28. The game is launching with content that is fully up-to-date with the console version, excluding all console exclusives. It also now runs at a consistent 60 frames-per-second, as well as having game-breaking issues fixed. Batman Arkham Knight was retracted from Steam's metaphorical shelves about four months ago due to the massive issues with game play.
Warner Bros commented on the upcoming re-release, “We want to give particular thanks to the members of the PC community who took the time to give us clear, detailed feedback and bug reporting. Now, get out there and Be The Batman!”
The game was bombarded with criticism and backlash from the PC gaming community after not only multiple bugs commonly being found, but also because of the poor optimization of the port. The recently implemented Steam refunds system allowed gamers to get their money back. Warner Bros. immediately pulled the game, saying that it would be back when it was fixed. The console version worked perfectly fine from day one.
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Source: GameSpot
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