Batman Episode 2: Children of Arkham available now on Xbox One

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Published on September 20, 2016

published on September 20, 2016

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The second chapter in Telltale Games’ Batman series, Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 2: Children of Arkham, is now available on the Xbox One. This second chapter continues the storyline from the first and, like other Telltale Games video games, will carry-over decisions and actions that were made during Chapter 1.

Here’s the official game description:

With Gotham City’s first family mired in corruption, and an old friend now a dangerous adversary, the life of the Dark Knight is turned upside down. What was Thomas Wayne entangled in, and why was he killed? Determined to learn the truth about his father, Bruce sets out to question those involved in Gotham’s criminal past. But which mask will he wear – The billionaire, or the bat? Huge decisions will forever change the Batman and the lives of those around him, as he meets the Children of Arkham.

Buy Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 2: Children of Arkham on Xbox One

There will be five chapters in total for Batman: The Telltale Series. No release dates have been revealed for the remaining three entries but they are expected to drop sometime before the end of the year.

Today has turned out to be quite a big day for Batman fans. Not only has the second chapter of the Telltales game begun to rollout but pre-orders for the re-release of Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City are also now online ahead of their late October release dates. Both games are being promoted as part of a bundle called, Batman: Return to Arkham, and will contain all of the downloadable content that was released for them on the Xbox 360. The third season premiere of the live action Batman television series, Gotham, also aired today in North America. Not a bad day to be a Batman fan!

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