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Considering how terrible the Windows PC release of Batman: Arkham Knight was/is I’m not really surprised. Hopefully we will get some of the other better ones.

This is what a developer posted on Steam:
QuoteWe are very sorry to confirm that Batman: Arkham Knight will no longer be coming to Mac and Linux. If you have pre-ordered Batman: Arkham Knight for Mac or Linux, please apply for a refund via Steam.

Source

While I’m not surprised by the news, I am still saddened by it. The Windows PC release was truly terrible as has been detailed quite widely, and they still haven't managed to fully patch it up.

I guess we have to bug the publisher Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment about it since publishers are usually the ones who have the actual say in what happens.

Sad news, but XCOM 2 on Friday, Dying Light Enhanced Edition & The Following DLC and Firewatch next week. All those games coming to Linux in the space of a week! Remember to check our Release Calendar to keep up with it all.

Try not to be too sad about it my little cherubs. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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LinuxGamesTV 3 Feb 2016
Hey we have so much great Games now, like Valhalla Hills.
So we don't need buugy Games like Batman AK.


Last edited by LinuxGamesTV on 3 Feb 2016 at 9:48 pm UTC
wojtek88 3 Feb 2016
I have delete Batman AK from my Wishlist now.
Just did the same thing.
fscherrer 3 Feb 2016
Damn, I got a steam key with my nVidia card purchase... can't ask for refund :(
linux_gamer 3 Feb 2016
I have delete Batman AK from my Wishlist now.
Just did the same thing.
Did the same, just after getting the notification its on sale.


Last edited by linux_gamer on 3 Feb 2016 at 9:52 pm UTC
LinuxGamesTV 3 Feb 2016
Damn, I got a steam key with my nVidia card purchase... can't ask for refund :(

You can sell your Key over Steam in the trading forum.
edo 3 Feb 2016
So the best batman game ever (related to everything except performance) won't come to linux. Bad news definitely.


Last edited by edo on 3 Feb 2016 at 10:21 pm UTC
fscherrer 3 Feb 2016
Damn, I got a steam key with my nVidia card purchase... can't ask for refund :(

You can sell your Key over Steam in the trading forum.
I activated the key as soon as I got it :( (on June, I thought the GNU/Linux port would come right after the Windows release :/ ... so silly)
sr_ls_boy 3 Feb 2016
I saw this on steam:

"When you see a PC port from Warner Brothers. WARN A BROTHER!!" :)
dubigrasu 3 Feb 2016
It's a terrible company really (also remember the Shadow of Mordor - Youtube thing?)
What Youtube thing?
Shmerl 3 Feb 2016
I can live with that - never was a Batman fan.

Now, let's just hope the same doesn't happen with the promised Witcher 3...

It shouldn't. CDPR aren't WB.
peterp771 3 Feb 2016
The reviews on Steam are awful. Everybody's complaining about performance issues and crashes. It's easy to see why it's been cancelled.

Sad news because I was really looking forward to this game.
dubigrasu 3 Feb 2016
I was actually surprised to see the port still on for so long, that is the news that I knew it will come one day.
(while secretly still hoping for a port performing better than in Windows)
Ivancillo 3 Feb 2016
I can live with that - never was a Batman fan.

Now, let's just hope the same doesn't happen with the promised Witcher 3...

It shouldn't. CDPR aren't WB.

Sadly they'll do the same way they did with W2 : by VP port.

Well, at least they'll do.
Ivancillo 3 Feb 2016
Damn, I got a steam key with my nVidia card purchase... can't ask for refund :(

You can sell your Key over Steam in the trading forum.
I activated the key as soon as I got it :( (on June, I thought the GNU/Linux port would come right after the Windows release :/ ... so silly)

Don't blame yourself. This things happens.
You still may try to run it on Wine.


Last edited by Ivancillo on 3 Feb 2016 at 11:39 pm UTC
tony1ab 3 Feb 2016
I dont know what to think.
This has been like a kick in the balls, and I'm still shocked, but seeing what is happening to mad max, I really dont know what to think...

I have deleted it from my wishlist thoug.


Last edited by tony1ab on 3 Feb 2016 at 11:47 pm UTC
slaapliedje 4 Feb 2016
And here I was thinking I'd buy it since it's now on sale for 40% off. Hmm, I was initially thinking the sale was going to coincide with the Linux release, instead it coincide with them announcing it won't be released... how does that make any sense? Granted maybe it's on sale because they're EOL any support on it, because... well they screwed the goose on this one...
mao_dze_dun 4 Feb 2016
And this is why last summer I told you all - don't get your hopes up, game is unfixable. But some of you were like "oh the Linux port will be fixed of all the bugs". Hate to say I told so... but I did. Still, sad news.
slaapliedje 4 Feb 2016
Guess I'll just go play Batman on my Atari.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYNHiFltS3o
Shmerl 4 Feb 2016
It shouldn't. CDPR aren't WB.

Sadly they'll do the same way they did with W2 : by VP port.

Well, at least they'll do.

I strongly doubt it. VP were porting their OS X wrapper for TW2 which they already had to Linux. TW3 port is a from scratch one, so there is no need for them to do such a thing. Besides, they need to bring their current engine to Linux, and wrapper doesn't serve that purpose.


Last edited by Shmerl on 4 Feb 2016 at 1:17 am UTC
Kallestofeles 4 Feb 2016
Well then, a refund it is. >=(>
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