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Lego Batman arrives on Switch 2 and consoles
New Lego Batman title announced for Switch 2 PS5 Xbox Series PC next year with Gamescom trailer

The caped crusader returns in brick form with a new chapter set to release on Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series and PC next year.
Lego Batman Returns Legacy of the Dark Knight on Switch 2 PS5 Xbox Series PC
Warner Bros. Games announced Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight during Gamescom Opening Night Live. The game is planned for Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC next year. The debut trailer leans into the familiar Lego humor, with appearances by the Joker, Catwoman, and Bane, and features gadgets like the Batarang and the Batmobile.
Details about gameplay and features are still sparse. The studio says more information will come as the release window approaches, leaving fans to anticipate how the brick based Gotham will play on next gen hardware and across platforms.
Key Takeaways
"Brick by brick Gotham grows bigger"
punchy line capturing the game’s visual style and tone
"Batman for all ages with a wink and a punchline"
comment on accessibility and mood
"Lego adventure meets Dark Knight scale on next gen hardware"
notable platform strategy
The move to Switch 2 broadens the Lego Batman audience to Nintendo’s latest hardware while keeping faith with the family friendly action that has defined the series. The partnership with Warner Bros. Games reinforces a long standing strategy of cross platform releases that make familiar licenses accessible to many players.
This release fits a pattern in which studios lean on nostalgia and approachable design to stand out in a crowded market. Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight may benefit from Batman’s enduring appeal while offering a lighter, more playful take that can attract players who do not typically buy superhero games.
Highlights
- Brick by brick Gotham grows bigger
- Batman for all ages with a wink and a punchline
- Lego humor meets Dark Knight scale
- Blocky charm meets iconic rogues in a new chapter
Gotham remains a brick filled playground ready for a new generation of players.
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