Hogwarts Legacy & Gotham Knights: What the ONL had to offer

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Warner Bros. Games took part in Opening Night Live yesterday with two games. While they showed the dark side of Hogwarts Legacy with a new gameplay trailer, the other trailer revealed the various villains of Gotham Knights. We offer you an overview.

The world of Hogwarts Legacy is not only an enchanting place where the beauty of magic is presented to you. It’s also full of danger. From eerie skeletons in gloomy basement dungeons to sinister wizards who have it in for you, there are plenty of enemies to take down. The new gameplay trailer shows you just how challenging the whole thing can be. In addition, you can finally pre-order this magical adventure game from 25 August.

Later in the evening, Warner Bros. Games presented a new trailer for Gotham Knights. This introduced the various villains that you will encounter in the upcoming open world RPG. Besides the already known Council of Owls and Mr Freeze we also got  Harley QuinnClayface and the Penguin  There were also deeper insights into the fight scenes

But that’s not all. After the trailer, presenter Geoff Keighley announced that Gotham Knights would be released for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on October 21. This moves the RPG forward a whole four days in the release calendar.

We’ve got more on Opening Night Live for you with our posts on Dead Island 2, Wyrdsong and The Lords of the Fallen.

Thomas
Thomas
Age: 31 Origin: Sweden Hobbies: gaming, football, skiing Profession: Online editor, entertainer

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