Warner Bros. won’t share how much the newly-announced Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight will cost.
The game, which was announced on Tuesday at Gamescom Opening Night Live, is the first Lego Batman title in over a decade, set for release in 2026.
The game is a “brand-new open world action-adventure videogame that invites players to embark on Bruce Wayne’s epic journey to become the hero of Gotham City, inspired by decades of Batman films, television, comic books, and games, and jam-packed with Batman nostalgia, DC lore, and Warner Bros. Games [606 articles]” href=”https://www.videogameschronicle.com/companies/warner-bros-games/”>Warner Bros.
However, one thing Warner Bros. isn’t currently willing to share about the game is the price.
In an FAQ on the game’s official website (first noticed by Game File’s Stephen Totilo), under the question “How much will Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight cost?” Warner Bros. offers a non-committal response.
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