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Test Chamber – Batman: Arkham Knight's Tumbler DLC
Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight film trilogy garnered critical and fan acclaim for most of its run. With Batman: Arkham Knight giving several nods to past incarnations of the Caped Crusader through downloadable content, it was only a matter of time before Rocksteady released a component from the Nolan trilogy.
The Tumbler places Bruce Wayne back behind the wheel of Nolan's vision for the Batmobile. Despite the Tumbler having weapons in the films, you're unable to switch to "battle mode" when this vehicle is selected. With that in mind, Reiner and Shea check out the new DLC by taking a joyride through Gotham City, which you can watch below.
The video below just looks the Tumbler vehicle. The DLC pack also includes two races featuring themes from the Nolan films.
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