Batman: Arkham Knight – Bat-Family Skin Pack (2015)

by Christopher May 24, 2024

written by Christopher May 24, 2024 5 minutes read

Summary

Release Year: 2015
Genres: Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat ’em up
Platforms: PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Developers: Rocksteady Studios
Publishers: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

Suit Up with the Bat-Family Skin Pack for Batman: Arkham Knight

Batman: Arkham Knight, the epic conclusion to the Arkham trilogy, introduced a wide range of new features and gameplay mechanics, including the Batmobile and Dual Play. However, one of the most popular additions to the game was the Bat-Family Skin Pack, which added six new character skins based on the alternate timelines of your favorite characters.

1990s Catwoman

This skin is based on Catwoman’s appearance in the 1990s Batman animated series. It features a sleek black catsuit with white accents, as well as Catwoman’s signature whip.

One Year Later Robin

This skin is based on Robin’s appearance in the “One Year Later” storyline in the comics. It features a new costume with a red and black color scheme, as well as a new hairstyle.

Arkham Origins Batman

This skin is based on Batman’s appearance in Batman: Arkham Origins. It features a more armored and tactical Batsuit, as well as a new voice actor (Roger Craig Smith).

Iconic Grey & Black Batman

This skin is based on Batman’s classic grey and black costume, as seen in the comics and movies. It is a timeless look that is sure to please fans of the character.

1970s Batman

This skin is based on Batman’s appearance in the 1970s Batman TV series. It features a blue and grey Batsuit with a yellow utility belt, as well as Adam West’s iconic voice.

Original Arkham Nightwing

This skin is based on Nightwing’s appearance in the original Batman: Arkham Knight game. It features a black and blue costume with red accents, as well as Nightwing’s signature escrima sticks.

How to Get the Bat-Family Skin Pack

The Bat-Family Skin Pack is available as a downloadable content (DLC) for Batman: Arkham Knight. It can be purchased from the PlayStation Store, Xbox Live Marketplace, or Steam.

Review

The Bat-Family Skin Pack is a great addition to Batman: Arkham Knight. It adds six new character skins that are sure to please fans of the game and the Batman mythos. The skins are all well-designed and detailed, and they offer a new way to experience the game.

Overall, I give the Bat-Family Skin Pack a score of 9/10.

Additional Information

The Bat-Family Skin Pack was released on July 14, 2015.
The pack includes six character skins: 1990s Catwoman, One Year Later Robin, Arkham Origins Batman, Iconic Grey & Black Batman, 1970s Batman, and Original Arkham Nightwing.
The skins can be used in both the main story campaign and the challenge maps.
The pack is available for purchase on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Live Marketplace, and Steam.

Review Score

9/10

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