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'Batman: The Telltale Series' Episode 2 release date updates: To premiere digitally on Sept. 20

Bayani Miguel Acebedo September 05, 2016 06:37 AM EST

A screenshot from the \"Batman: The Telltale Series\" PC | Steam

The second episode of "Batman: The Telltale Series" will be coming out later his month, and it's titled "Children of Arkham." Not a lot of details were revealed about the episode, but seeing that the title alludes to the Arkham Asylum, there is a huge possibility that more villains from Batman's rogues gallery will be making their appearance in the Telltale Bat-verse.

According to ComicBookMovie.com, episode 2 will be digitally released worldwide on Sept. 20. It will be available on Steam for the PC, on the PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 4, and on the Xbox Games Store for Xbox One users. Additional platforms will also be able to get the game, but their release dates are still waiting to be announced this month.

A special season pass disc will make the series available at retailers starting Sept. 13, and it's said to contain all the five episodes in the series. The four subsequent episodes, however, will be available via online update downloads. The same disc is said to be available to the European market come Sept. 16.

Telltale has been very successful in creating a new way to enjoy modern video games. Their series has been spanning through different franchises like "Borderlands," "Game of Thrones," and now, "Batman."

The upcoming chapter has been rated M (mature) for Violence, Blood, and Drug References, and future content of the subsequent episodes are still yet to be rated.

The Telltale "Batman" series stars video game voice actor star Troy Baker. Baker plays Bruce Wayne/Batman in this game, but, interestingly enough, he also voices Batman's arch-nemesis, the Joker, in "Batman: Arkham Origins." Aside from the Batman universe, Baker also voices Booker in the insanely popular video game, "Bioshock Infinite."

"Batman: The Telltale Series" episode 2: "Children of Arkham" will be released on Sept. 20, 2016.

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