Rocksteady Studios has yet to issue any sort of statement concerning the glitch. The only problem is that you lose all of your hard-earned progress, especially if you’re 75% of the way through Riddler’s trophies. The third and final way (this is, by far, a last resort), you could restart the game. Might seem like a lot of work at first, but that sense of relief you feel at the end is worth it. The second way is to keep logging in and out of the game until Batman spawns onto some solid ground. Once I was carried to safety, I was able to continue the game. It took me a couple of tries before I was finally able to get the bat-claw to attach to something. One way (and depending if you’re lucky), is to grapple onto the nearest object. “I’m really hoping that this is fixed because I planned on going through it again on New Game + but I’m not starting over from scratch,” said The Rayez Revolution, “This is unacceptable.”ĭespite this setback, there are a couple of ways to get around it. Several Youtubers have expressed their frustration at this unfortunate glitch (some of them have said that the glitch occurred when they were at 96% completion).
There hasn’t been an official patch for this glitch, and it doesn’t look it’s coming any time soon. It happens right after a loading screen, and before you know it, you’re watching Batman fall through the streets…and into whatever pixelated dimension Rocksteady Studios created. While Batman: Arkham Knight has enjoyed a nice, steady release, several players (including myself) have encountered a peculiar glitch. You would think that Gotham would be hiding something underneath it’s seedy streets.
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