Warner Bros. Montréal has released a PC patch for Gotham Knights addressing some of the games current issues, with the next console update coming towards the end of the week.
Since its launch, Gotham Knights has faced a series of issues, with frame-rate drops, stutters, and frame-rate time fluctuations being reported across the board.
“We are aware that players on both PC and console have been experiencing performance challenges,” the developer admitted earlier today, with an accompanying thread offering an overview of the games upcoming fixes.
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Firstly, the latest PC patch will address a range of general fixes such as “keyboard input issues, co-op matchmaking via invites, and stability as it relates to game crashes throughout the title.”
You can see the full notes for this particular patch in the image below.
Meanwhile, the developer has said it will provide more concrete details on its next console patch closer to its release, but stated it will address a “mix” of fixes that the game needs.
In addition to these smaller patches, WB Montréal is also working on a larger patch for Gotham Knights that will “improve performance overall and give [players] the best possible experience.” This patch will specifically aim to address the games “challenges with frame rate stability” on consoles.
Calling all Knights! Thank you to the Community for your continued support of #GothamKnights. Its amazing to see the game live and in your hands! As we begin to roll out Patches, wed like to outline what to expect in the coming weeks as well as clarify some things: (1/7)
— Gotham Knights (@GothamKnights) October 26, 2022
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Despite its obvious shortcomings, Donlan did manage to find some pleasure during his time with Gotham Knights. In his review, he called it a “slight muddle of a game,” but one that still had plenty of “charm” tucked away in the corners.
“Video games are huge undertakings, and when youre dealing with a massive, billion dollar licence, maybe the people making the games dont get to make all the decisions and set all the parameters. Maybe they dont get the budget they need for a truly vibrant open-world. Maybe they dont get the time to polish the combat and stop people slipping around on the floor. Maybe they have to trade the Batmobile for a bike,” he wrote.
“But they can add charm. They can throw in a joke here, a funny email there, and leave it all behind a concealed door and wait for you to discover it.”
