We now know what Damian Wayne would have looked like in canceled Batman game

Summary

More concept art for a Damian Wayne-centered Batman game has been shared online.
It shows an old man's version of Bruce Wayne, plus an older version of Killer Croc and a young Damian Wayne.
Elsewhere, an upgradable Batbike also shows some of the ideas behind the scrapped game.

Before WB Montreal, Gotham Knights released at the end of 2022 the team actually worked on a sequel to Arkham Knight-one who would have put Damian Wayne in the center, complete with a Batbike and an old version of Bruce Wayne.

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Now, via any newly published concept art, with permission of Rodrigue Pralier, a senior charter artist at Free Range Games, we now have our best look at what could have been if the game has been in full production.

Damian is moody and bridgey

Over at Artstation, a website devoted to learning about and hosting art, several works of art give us a little insight into the world that was created. First, Damian seems to be very young, with Bruce Wayne practically a dinosaur, complete with some nasty scars and an addiction to a cane.

When it comes to villains, Killer Croc is shown, and he also seems much older. According to previous reporting, two-face and black mask would also have been villains, even if art for them is not present. In another interesting piece, Huntress is also part of the concept art and shows both her suit and cover. It is unclear if she would have been a playable character, similar to Catwoman, or simply another member of the story.

In addition, a separate artist, Daniel Simon, recently shared a piece of concept art for Batbike. Of course, the bike became part of Gotham Knights, although Simon notes his vision for an upgrade -like system, where an armored shield that is folded as a bathing wings would be an alternative.

In the end, it is unclear why the game was scrapped in favor of Gotham Knights. Previously, actor Josh Keaton, who was set to vote Damian Wayne, killed the project killed the project. ” However, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier rejected this statement card after. Either way, it is a fascinating look at how Batman was imagined for the future.