Batman: Arkham Knight Screens Showcase Two-Face, the Riddler

By Alex Osborn

A fresh batch of Batman: Arkham Knight screenshots have made their way onto the web, providing a look at three of the game's sinister villains: Two-Face, The Riddler, and Penguin.

To see all of the images, head over to Game Informer. It's clear developer Rocksteady isn't afraid to take advantage of next-gen hardware, providing some of the most gorgeous character models we've seen in a game yet.

While Scarecrow is not among the pictured baddies, he will apparently be making a return in Arkham Knight as well. I guess Rocksteady wants to keep his appearance a secret a little while longer.

Batman: Arkham Knight will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC later this year.

Alex Osborn
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