Batman: Arkham Knight Screens Reveal Riddler, Penguin and Two-Face

Scarecrow remains under wraps for now.

Rocksteady has released three new images from Batman: Arkham Knight, revealing what The Riddler, Penguin and Two-Face will look like in the next-gen title.
Game Informer has the full set of screenshots of the returning villains, which have apparently been slightly tweaked in a bid to keep them exciting even though we're encountering them for the third time.

"How can we make these guys exciting, even after seeing them again?" said art director David Hego. "Every time, we make them look better and better and better, but at the same time, how can we improve the story behind them?"
In the case of Penguin, the answer was to shave his head, dirty him up and make him more thuggish, resulting in a character that Hego describes as "proper filthy". Two-Face, meanwhile, didn't get such a massive revamp as the team felt he was pretty striking already. Obviously everything's been done to take advantage of the new consoles' power and make the character look better, but other than that the main difference is his sleeves have been rolled up to reveal more of his burnt flesh.
For the first time, however, The Riddler won't be lurking in the shadows: in Arkham Knight, expect him to be front and center. In much the same way as Batman's battle armour becomes worn and tattered as your adventure goes on, The Riddler's appearance will evolve as the game progresses. While he may be pristine when the game starts, expect his shirt to be unbuttoned and him to become visibly dirty and distressed as the story goes on.

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Batman: Arkham Knight - Father to Son Announcement Trailer

At this time, Rocksteady isn't revealing what Scarecrow will look like, though he's apparently returning with the scars from his encounter with Killer Croc back in Arkham Asylum.
We also know Harley Quinn is set to appear in the upcoming climactic chapter to the Arkham series, and pre-ordering will let you play as her. Kevin Conroy is confirmed to return as Batman, while Troy Baker has strongly hinted he'll once again lend his pipes to voicing Two-Face

Batman: Arkham Knight

Published by: Warner Bros. Games

Developed by: Rocksteady Studios

Genre: Action

Release Date:

United States: TBA 2014

Australia: TBA 2014

UK: TBA 2014

Also Available On: Xbox One, PS4

Also known as: Batman: Arkham Knight