Gotham Knights Walkthrough

Welcome to EIP’s walkthrough for Gotham Knights! Click a case file from the list below to see a list of walkthroughs for every mission in the file.

How the Campaign Works

Despite being an open-world game, Gotham Knights has a linear main story. The game starts with Case 01: Batman’s Last Case. After completing all of the individual missions in that case, you’ll unlock the next case, and so on, until you’ve completed all 8 cases. There are also three side cases, each involving a different villain: Harley Quinn, Mr. Freeze, and Clayface.

Each mission has a recommended level — if you aren’t doing any side content, you might find that you’re under-leveled for the main story mission you’re on. If that’s the case, consider hunting down some informants and stopping some premeditated crimes; taking down minibosses is another great way to gain some XP.

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Crafting is another important way to keep your power level on par with your foes. Defeating enemies and completing missions earns you salvage, which you can spend to create better weapons and suits.

All Cases and Mission Rewards

Click a case to see its missions and rewards.

Missions

1.1 – Kirk Langstrom
- 2,000XP
1.2 – The Langstrom Drive
- 1,320 XP,
- x100 Common Salvage
- x50 Uncommon Salvage
1.3 – Weird Science
- 650 XP
- Lvl 3 Suit Schematic
1.4 – Blackgate Blues
- 1,560 XP

Missions

2.1 – AKA Oswald Cobblepot
- 2,500 XP
2.2 – The Powers Club
- 3,750 XP

Missions

3.1 – The Key
- 5,520 XP
3.2 – Chelsea Tunnel
- 5,520 XP

Missions

4.1 – Mark Hendricks
- 6,000 XP
4.2 – The Orchard Hotel
- 3,300 XP

Missions

5.1 – Little Birds
- 3,300 XP
5.2 – Inside Gotham’s Walls
- 4,560 XP

Missions

6.1 – Court Judgement
- 4,560 XP
6.2 – The Voice of the Court
- 6,900 XP

Missions

7.1 – Friends In Need
- 7,800 XP
7.2 – Talia al Ghul
- 7,800 XP

Missions

8.1 – Dangerous Skies
- 8,760 XP
8.2 – The Lazarus Pit
- 9,780 XP

Missions

1.1 – Harley Quinn Returns
- 1,000 XP
1.2 – Dr. Q at Monarch Theater
- 2,750 XP
1.3 – Paging Dr. Q
- 2,750 XP
1.4 – Chaos in General
- 7,800 XP

Missions

1.1 – The Malleable Mugger
- 5,280 XP
1.2 – Disturbance at Dixon Docks
- 9,780 XP
1.3 – Rumble at the Reservoir
- 13,400 XP

Missions

1.1 – Heist at S.T.A.R. Labs
- 5,280 XP
1.2 – Cold Front
- 6,060 XP
1.3 – Quartz Labs
- 6,900 XP
1.4 – Gotham City on Ice
- 18,600 XP
1.5 – On Thin Ice
- 8,150 XP
1.6 – Breakout at Blackgate
- 26,700 XP

Puzzles

There are multiple points in Gotham Knights where you have to find a hidden mechanism, investigate a crime scene, or otherwise solve a puzzle to proceed. We’re still working on creating guides for all the puzzles, but the ones that are ready can be found below.

How to Solve the Hidden Door Puzzle (Mission 1.1)
How to Find the Biodecryption Key (Mission 1.2)
How to Find the Record for Harley (Mission 1.4)
Where to Find the Listening Devices (Mission 2.1)
How to Activate the Mechanism (Mission 2.2)
How to Solve the Bird Shadow Puzzle (Mission 2.2)
How to Solve the Map Puzzle (Mission 3.1)
How to Extract a Viable Sample (Mission 3.2)
How to Solve the Floor Puzzle (Mission 4.2)
How to Find a Way Out of the Owl Sphere Room (Mission 5.2)
How to Solve the Sudoku Puzzle (Mission 6.2)
How to Breach the Blast Door (Mission 6.2)
How to Solve Talia’s Lab Puzzle (Mission 7.2)
How to Align the Frequencies (Mission 7.2)

Characters

When playing the Gotham Knights single player campaign, you can choose from four playable characters. It can be tough to decide who to play as, so below, we’ve given a brief overview of each character’s strengths and playstyle:

Batgirl – The tankiest character, and the most beginner friendly. She can spec into melee combat, survivability, or hacking skills.
Nightwing – The agile character, jumping from foe to foe. He can spec into acrobatics, melee combat, and co-op skills.
Red Hood – The DPS character, from range or melee. He can spec into grappling, ranged attacks, or general damage increases.
Robin – The stealth character, taking foes down from the shadows. He can spec into sneakiness, hacking, or melee combat.