Who is the Arkham Knight? How is Bruce dealing with the loss of a certain antagonist that fell at the close of City? Will we ever get sick of the 'Batman combat' that sees you tackling entire rooms of goons in a blur of fists and broken bones? The answer to all of these things - or just the first one if you check here - will land with the utmost satisfaction in Rocksteady's trilogy-capper Arkham Knight this June. Of course Warner Bros. Montreal's Origins exists, but this has always been Rocksteady's game and franchise, and after suffering one rather large delay for the sake of assumedly polishing everything up even more, everything's finally in place for one of the greatest uses of the Batman license in history. With new Batmobile combat that'll let you blast remote-controllable drones out the sky with a range of weapons, more slow-motion takedown moves, a swathe of new gadgets and a new villain everyone is trying to guess the identity of; Arkham Knight is one of only a few titles people will genuinely by consoles just to play.
