The action, adventure, and crime game Gotham Knights has been released on the PC platform as well as on all home consoles, and the latter suffers from game performance issues.

A few hours after the game's release... the great controversy started by those who were waiting for the game on home devices after it was confirmed that it will not support multiple operating modes and the game will be stable in 4K resolution with 30 frames/s all the time on new generation devices.

The game was the target of much criticism. Not just for its lackluster story or the absence of a hero. Bruce Wayne In Batman's case, performance issues arose on PS5 and Xbox Series X devices. The game struggled to maintain a stable 30fps. And sometimes it got worse.

Developer Warner Bros. has finally broken its silence. It highlighted the tire stability issues faced by home console players. On the other hand, it confirmed that it listens a lot to its "gamer" riders. declaration to her:

Calling all knights! Thank you to the community for your continued support of #GothamKnights.

It's amazing to see the game in your hands! As we begin rolling out fixes, we wanted to clarify what to expect in the coming weeks, as well as clarify a few things.

We understand that PC and console gamers face performance challenges.

The team is hard at work on a larger patch to improve overall performance and provide the best experience possible. For console users, we're specifically targeting tire stability challenges.

The first step the developer took to fix the game on PC was to remove the Denuvo security system. This is according to the latest database update on SteamDB. Gotham Knights developer resolved all issues by removing the protection a few days after the game's release. This could be interpreted as a way for Warner Bros. to regain some player support after the disappointing launch.

In addition to releasing an urgent update on home consoles.. to find out more details.

More about the game:

Gotham Knights needs many fixes that aren't necessarily related to the game's technical issues. Besides its poor performance and user interface, which reminds players of mobile games, there are also issues with the game's content itself. Furthermore, there are also strange options that have cropped up throughout my experience, such as the inability to pause the game, even though it's a single-player game with a maximum co-op mode. To see our review of the game, click here.