Watch out, PC gamers. You'll want to wait for a few patches before picking this one up.
Batman: Arkham Knight is out for the PC today and gamers who purchased it on Steam have reported experiencing a host of problems with the game, especially when running it on AMD graphics cards.
They've posted their screenshots of the game, which staggers to perform properly on their hardware with AMD graphics cards, despite installing the newly released drivers. While not every user is experiencing these problems, the issues appear to be widespread.
Screenshots have surfaced of the game showcasing the various glitches, including texture and model corruption, gamers are experiencing with the title. Have a look at them below.
Other users, including those with Nvidia graphics cards, have reported fatal error crashes, big performance drops from gliding or riding the Batmobile, and massive framerate drops in certain areas of the game. Especially common are reports that the game has microstutters. Unhappy users have bombarded the game's Steam reviews page with negative reviews of the title.
Needless to say, the thing's a mess and we don't recommend grabbing it on the PC until Rocksteady and WB Games address these outstanding issues.
If you're lucky enough to get the game running without these problems, you'll want to take a look at our tweaks and 30FPS framerate unlock guide for Batman: Arkham Knight.
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