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Ra's al Ghul, Mr. Freeze, Croc, And More Return For Batman: Arkham Knight's Next DLC
Along with showcasing returning enemies for Batman: Arkham Knight's Season of Infamy DLC, a new video lightly teases more Batman from Rocksteady.
We've known Arkham Knight's Season of Infamy DLC would feature familiar enemies, but the video below offers the first peek at their updated models for new-gen consoles.
Here's Mr. Freeze.
Here's Killer Croc.
Here's Mad Hatter.
Ra's al Ghul and the League of Assassins will also appear in the DLC, but the video doesn't show him.
Additionally, as part of the December package of Arkham Knight DLC, the original Arkham Asylum batmobile will be drivable, and the Christopher Nolan/Christian Bale bat-suit will also be downloadable, which you can see above.
Finally, at the end of the video brand marketing producer Dax Ginn asks game director, Sefton Hill, "Sefton, you're saying categorically, this is the end of the road for Rocksteady and Batman?" to which Hill replies, "Well..." and then the video purposefully cuts off. Rocksteady has said previously that it has concluded its work with Batman, considering Knight the conclusion to its trilogy, but now it seems like it might not be done quite yet.
The Season of Infamy DLC will be available on December 22.
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