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Batman: Arkham Knight November DLC Featuring Catwoman And Robin Out Today
Batman: Arkham Knight gets a little bit bigger again starting today for season pass holders. The November DLC pack adds more story missions, crime fighter challenges, and cosmetic add-ons.
The centerpieces of the latest bundle are two story missions featuring Catwoman and Robin. After her incarceration at the hands of the Riddler in the main game, Catwoman is out for revenge against the man in green.
Robin squares off against Two-Face in his own side mission. Harvey Dent is operating a money laundering scheme, and it’s up the Boy Wonder to put a stop to it.
The bundle also comes with Crime Fighter Challenge Pack #4, featuring combat and predator maps. There are also six new AR challenges and two WayneTech-themed Batmobile tracks.
Cosmetic add-ons include three skins for the Batmobile (Batman v. Superman, Robin, and Riddler), the Batman v. Superman Batman costume, and the original Tim Drake Robin costume. Finally, you’ll be able to select characters in AR invisible predator challenges.
The Batman v. Superman content will be available for those that don’t have the season pass beginning on December 1. For more on Batman: Arkham Knight, check out our review. You can also check out another look at the Batman v. Superman content in our recent coverage.
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