This week, Warner Bros. Interactive finally re-released the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight on Steam, after pulling it a few days after it launched in June due to a massive amount of bugs. Unfortunately, it appears that the re-released version is still full of issues.
In a post today on the Steam Community site for the game, publisher Warner Bros. Interactive stated:
"We are very sorry that many our customers continue to be unhappy with the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight. We worked hard to get the game to live up to the standard you deserve but understand that many of you are still experiencing issues."
"Until the end of 2015, we will be offering a full refund on Batman: Arkham Knight PC, regardless of how long you have played the product. You can also return the Season Pass along with the main game (but not separately). For those of you that hold onto the game, we are going to continue to address the issues that we can fix and talk to you about the issues that we cannot fix."
Warner Bros. Interactive previously announced that buyers of the PC version of the game would also be able to get all of the previously released titles in the Batman: Arkham series for free until November 16. It's not yet known if those buyers will still receive those free games if they get a refund.
Source: Steam Community
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