Batman clashes with Superman in Zack Snyder's “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” (Photo : Twitter/@EW)
"Batman: Arkham Knight" fans can expect three more months of season pass content. Warner Bros. has already detailed the content that will be rolled out in the coming months, including some interesting costumes tied-in with other related franchise.
This October, there are two major packs coming out. Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile Pack will get two skins from the TV series for Robin and Catwoman. There will also be two batmobile tracks, the Batcave Set and Penguin's Dockyard. This month will also bring the 1970s Batman-themed batmobile skin, Warner Bros. announced via the official WB Games forums.
For November, a tie-in pack will feature the "Batman v Superman" movie coming out in 2016. This will bring a Batman skin and the Batmobile from the movie. There are five other packs for November apart from the "Batman v Superman." The Wayne Tech Pack will introduce two tracks. There are three Arkham Episode packs, namely Catwoman's Revenge, A Flip of a Coin featuring Robin and AR Challenge update which will include the GCPD lockdown. All of these packs will introduce story missions, challenge maps and skins.
Finally, December will get a four-mission pack called the Season of Infamy: Most Wanted Expansion. There's also a shout-put movie to the 2008 Batman movie, where the original Arkham Batmobile and a Crime Fighter Challenge pack 5 introducing 6 AR Challenges that have yet to be confirmed.
According to Warner Bros., the team brought in AR challenges as they are popular among the community. There's even a Character Selection support for AR Challenges, as well as support for combat challenges come October. These are some of the ongoing free updates for "Batman: Arkham Knight."
Previously, developer Rocksteady Studios also confirmed that the PC version of the game will get the support for all of the DLCs coming to the game. This ensures that the "Batman: Arkham Knight" on PC will be up-to-date with the console versions, Gearnuke reported.
This comes at the same time as the announcement that October will finally see the re-release of the "Batman: Arkham Knight" on the PC.
