Players can meet one of the Batman universe's most iconic villains, Harley Quinn, during the main first mission of the game, Batman's Last Case. When visiting Blackgate, players must interact directly with Quinn to learn more about the case the Caped Crusader was working on before he died. But once she gets out of Blackgate, Quinn seems to go back to her old ways.
Players can pick up the first portion of the Harley Quinn Villain Case after completing Batman's Last Case. Once completed, players will need to look for an objective in north Gotham that looks like an orange bomb on the map. Approach the destination and you'll kick off the first of three parts for the first subchapter of Quinn's case. During this event, you need to save citizens from bombs that are strapped to them.
The second part of the case can be found as an icon that looks like handcuffs in north Gotham, near Gotham Heights. This part of the case includes several enemies to defeat, and once completed, you'll move onto the third part of this subchapter of the Harley Quinn Villain Quest.
The third and final part of the first portion of the Harley Quinn case requires you to stop an armored truck robbery in north Gotham. This one can be found almost directly on the E in Gotham Heights when looking at the map. Stop the robbery and then travel to the Belfry to complete the subchapter and continue the story.
From here, you'll need to start the case from inside the Belfry. You cannot start it outside in a normal patrol. Once begun, simply follow the objectives on the screen, and then you'll eventually find yourself digging deeper into the Harley Quinn Villain Case. Obviously, in the interest of not spoiling the case, no in-depth instructions or information about what happens will be shared here.
If you find yourself struggling to keep up with the enemies in Gotham Knights, you can always unlock new suits and focus on unlocking fast travel points for a bit to level up your characters and unlock new abilities. You can also switch characters throughout the game if you need to change up your fighting style and make use of other gadgets along the way.
If you're looking for more details about Gotham Knights, including what to expect from this new jaunt through the Batman universe, then you can always check out Newsweek's Gotham Knights review for more details about the game, its story and gameplay.
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