A demo for an unofficial fan-made video game called "I am Batman" was released on YouTube and was based off of the Warner Bros. two 'Batman' films from director Tim Burton and starring Michael Keaton as Batman.  The open world video game showed viewers walking through the Bat Cave of the original 1989 'Batman' movie and had Batman drive the Batmobile into Gotham City.  Viewers got to see Batman walk in front of such iconic locations as Gotham City Cathedral and the Monarch Theater and actually got to enter the Flugelheim Museum.  The Joker was also seen in a sequence where he tampers with the Batmobile and leaves in his getaway car driven by henchman Bob the Goon, prompting Batman to return to the Cave to find out what Joker did to the Batmobile.

This incredible 20 minute video gained excitement and praise from fans for its graphics, gameplay and faithful recreation of Tim Burton's Batman films.  Unfortunately, Warner Bros. did not share the same excitement as fans and viewers, as the video was quickly removed from YouTube and any YouTube viewers who made videos and reviews about the gameplay were given strikes against their accounts and their videos about the game were removed.

We, the fans, would like to see Warner Bros. embrace the fan game demo and to create their own official version with the original creator of the game, Osmany L. Gomez, and release it as an official game for all of the current video game consoles, including Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PlayStation 5, and for home computers.