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Bap! Bonk! Zzonk! Telltale's Batman Ep 3 Out Today

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The third instalment of Telltale's episodic Batman [official site] is thunking, vronking, and zgruppping its way out this afternoon. This is the mid-way point of the season and, from what I've seen (I've not had a bash myself), it looks like the Batstory is potentially branching a bit from established Batcanon of Batbackbatstories. I'd been concerned that the Batburden of Bathistory might Batstifle Telltale's whole 'Batchoices and Batconsequences' Batdealio, Batbut maybe Batthis will Batbe Bata Batinteresting Batone. Here, have a peek in this launch trailer for Episode 3: New World Order.

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And here's Telltale's own blurb about what'll happen in New World Order:

"Penguin's brutal attack broadcast on live TV has left Gotham City reeling. As Bruce and Batman, you'll dig deeper into the web of intrigue surrounding the newly revealed Children of Arkham. Meanwhile, behind closed doors, the mysterious Selina Kyle reveals more of herself to Bruce. And in the aftermath of the attack, Bruce's friend and Gotham's new mayor, Harvey Dent, is a deeply changed man. Who can be trusted when the future of Bruce Wayne - and the Batman - could be determined by the flip of a coin?"

The episode should be out in ooh a few hours. The full season of Batman is £18.99/22,99€/$24.99 on Steam and it's on GOG too.

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