Gotham Knights’ the release date and more should be announced soon, or at least that’s what some of WB Games’ mailing lists suggest. We know Gotham Knights will be released sometime in 2021 via the PS5, PS4, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, but that’s all we know about the game’s release, and until recently there was no indication that it would change any time soon. not. However, the aforementioned mailing lists indicate that it will change and change soon.
According to the newly discovered mailing lists, WB Games is hiring a ‘co-manager of brand marketing’ and a ‘submission specialist’, both of whom will work on the release of Gotham Knights. Why is this remarkable? Well, because that suggests we’ll get more information about the game soon, including a proper release date. When is the million-dollar demand still, but these offers seem to narrow the window to a few months?
Even better, these offers more or less confirm that the game is not slowing down. If it were, WB Games would not currently be preparing for its marketing and release.
At the time of publication, WB Games has not commented on any of the speculations above or the offers that created this speculation. If so, we will keep the story up to date accordingly.
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“Batman is dead. A new extensive, criminal underworld swept the streets of Gotham City. It’s now the Batman family; Batgirl, Nightwing, Red Hood and Robin; to protect Gotham, give hope to its citizens, discipline from his police, and fear of his criminals, “reads an official pitch of the game.” From solving puzzles that connect the darkest chapters in the city’s history to defeating notorious villains in epic confrontations, you must evolve into the new Dark Knight and the streets save the descent into chaos. “
H / T, James Sigfield.