Warner Bros. Montreal has been publishing a series of codes in puzzle format for several days. The game will be featured on the DC FanDome.
All week long Warner Bros. Montreal is playing with the mystery to announce your next video game starring Batman. Every day at 5:00 p.m. (peninsular time) various enigmatic videos have been published from an account called r3dakt3d, created for the occasion. In them, users had to solve small puzzles in order to discover the code of each of the videos to insert them into the official website.
Every day the community has solved the puzzles, quickly obtaining the codes and, when entering it, they formed what will apparently be the map of the game. All this with images full of references that point directly to the Court of Owls as the setting on which this new installment will be developed, which is said to be a soft reset from saga Batman Arkham.
A few hours ago the code room was solved and the result has been a brief teaser that interspersed in an abstract way the map outlined in recent days with images and little illuminating phrases to maintain the mystery. If you want to add yourself the digits to unlock the video are: 761, 941, 364 and 995. If not, we leave you the video below.
Right at the end of the video, a 24-hour countdown begins, urging an official announcement that will take place on Saturday, August 22, on the occasion of the start of the DC FanDome, the event for fans of the comic book company where all the future projects of the brand will be revealed, both in video games and in comics, cinema or television.
The announcement of the next video game starring him Dark Knight is imminent. In a few hours we will get out of doubts, but everything indicates that Batman Gotham Knights it will be your final title; And the Gotham hero is also rumored to share the limelight with Batgirl, Robin, and Nightwing. During the weekend the Suicide Squad Kills Justice League First Details, video game developed by Rocksteady.
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