Batman: Arkham Knight graphics overhaul makes it appear to be a PS6 sport – PC

Batman: Arkham Knight has by no means regarded higher as a result of this superb graphics overhaul that makes it appear to be a PS6 sport.

Initially launched in 2015 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, Batman: Arkham Knight is taken into account to be probably the greatest superhero video games of all time from the favored Rocksteady Studios sequence. Even by right this moment’s requirements, the sport nonetheless seems unimaginable, regardless of being practically a decade outdated on the time of writing.

Try the Batman: Arkham Knight trailer beneath!

“Dwell the whole Batman expertise because the Darkish Knight enters the concluding chapter of Rocksteady’s Arkham trilogy. Gamers will turn out to be The World’s Best Detective like by no means earlier than with the introduction of the Batmobile and enhancements to signature options reminiscent of FreeFlow Fight, stealth, forensics and navigation,” reads the outline of the sport.

Sadly, Batman: Arkham Knight was the final nice sport from Rocksteady Studios contemplating the colossal flop that’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, which in accordance with latest developments is just about lifeless at this level – and it solely launched in early 2024.

Regardless, at the least we are able to revisit the Batman Arkham video games wherever we wish and hope that sooner or later, Rocksteady Studios can return to its former glory, which can start with a rumoured remake of Batman: Arkham Asylum.

What’s extra, for those who play the likes of Batman: Arkham Knight on PC, you’ll be able to benefit from the unbelievable modding neighborhood. In a video showcased on the YouTube channel Digital Desires, after implementing a sequence of mods, this 2015 sport can fairly simply be labelled as one thing worthy of being on a console just like the PS6.

This model of Batman: Arkham Knight takes full benefit of ‘Past all Limits’ reshade software program implementing superb ray-tracing results, powered by an NVIDIA RTX 4090. Oh, it runs at a 4K decision and 60 frames per second too.

Watching this gameplay video makes me a bit jealous that I’m not a PC gamer. Batman: Arkham Knight is out now on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Change.