“As previously advised,” the email reportedly reads, “we have stopped sales of Batman: Arkham Knight PC while Warner and Rocksteady work on addressing performance issues with the game.

In fact, if the email – circulated between staff at Australian videogame retailer EB Games – is correct, it could take until September to get Arkham Knight fixed. According to an internal email acquired by Kotaku, we may be waiting for some time before we see the game completely fixed on that platform. Original story 16.07.15: If you’re a PC-owning fan of Rocksteady’s Arkham series, you’ll already know that Batman: Arkham Knight was pulled from sale back in June after reports of numerous, game-breaking bugs. A date for Arkham Knight’s re-launch hasn’t been announced yet, either “ Batman: Arkham Knight will be available on SteamOS, Linux and Mac in Fall 2015,” its Steam page currently reads. In addition to the above, we’re continuing to work on the following for future updates:Adding support for SLI and CrossfireAdding support for the latest DLC & Season Pass contentAdding support for additional updates such as Photo ModeContinued improvements and bug fixing for a Windows 7 specific memory issue that occurs on configurations with 8GB of system RAM and some NVIDIA GPUs during extended game pla圜ontinued improvements for Windows 10 specific issues on systems with some AMD GPUsĪ further patch with more improvements is currently being readied, though when it will be out isn’t yet known. Reduced frame rate hitchesOptimizations for system memory and VRAM usageImproved performance on all GPUs (requires the latest drivers)More Comprehensive In-Game SettingsFixed low resolution texture bugsFixed hitches when running on mechanical hard drives (HDD) Here’s the list of fixes, taken from the game’s Steam page: Nearly three months on from its initial release in June, Rocksteady has finally released an interim patch for a game deemed so broken that it was abruptly pulled from sale.Īs its name suggests, the patch doesn’t magically fix all of Arkham Knight’s problems, but it does reportedly improve its in-game performance, fix some low-res textures and remedy some of its more glaring bugs. Update: Well, the sorry saga of Batman: Arkham Knight’s PC port still isn’t over, but this is, at the very least, the end of the beginning.

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