Return to the DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as they unveiled a new set of DC Comics figures inspired by the madness of ...

After a harrowing fight, the 'roided-out Bane catches up to the Dark Knight in the first Arkham adventure ... impale himself on both his sword and a statue. The developers must have thought ...

Reaching smashable rat statues and radios spreading the King ... the more ambitious crime scene reconstruction stuff from ...

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League continues the Arkhamverse five years post-Arkham Knight, with Batman as one of the main antagonists. What began as an immersive superhero adventure starring ...

I love those! Is that the Batmobile parked on its own plinth? The pre-Arkham Knight Batmobile? My soul! And then, distracted, the plan falls apart around me. Image credit: Warner Bros / Eurogamer ...

Batman: Arkham Shadow is easily the best the Bat has ever played in VR, iterating upon the design tentpoles of its flat screen counterparts to make roleplaying as the Dark Knight a real thrill.

You'll be in full Dark Knight mode, sleeping upside down and berating your imaginary butler by the time you're finished with them. The most recent addition to the series is Batman: Arkham Shadow ...

We already knew it was coming this October, but Batman: Arkham Shadow - the promising VR take on Rocksteady's acclaimed superhero series - now has a proper release date. It's launching for Meta ...

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If you're a Meta Quest 3 or 3S owner, you're in luck. Meta-exclusive Batman: Arkham Shadow just dropped today and already people are going off the rails about how it might be the best AAA VR title ...

Camouflaj is no stranger to superhero VR games, and the team uses its expertise to do justice to the beloved Batman Arkham series in a way that's never been done before. Tam and Lucy got some ...

Well, the answer is no. Never once in Batman: Arkham Shadow’s long playtime did I feel like I had a billion dollars, and without that the simulation will never be complete. That said ...