Batman: Arkham Knight Hides Some Interesting Secrets Behind The Cameras

Batman: Arkham Knight is one of the best superhero games ever made, but like most high-budget games, it's cobbled together using lots of tricks you don't get to see if you play the game normally. Luckily, there are other ways of seeing how those tricks unfold.

Youtuber Shesez is back with another episode of Boundary Break, which this week tackles some of the behind-the-scenes secrets of Rocksteady's final Batman outing. Some of the secrets include a mysterious orb inside the room where Joker is placed in the incinerator, what happens to someone who goes into the Batmobile, and how the scene with Oracle plays out from another angle. It also confirms that Scarecrow is in fact in the scene where you encounter him for the first time for its entire duration, and not just when the animation where you launches his hallucinogen at you in the diner plays out.

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