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Axel Rydby, game director and former top designer at Rocksteady, and Johnny Armstrong, the studio's former associate design director, have opened up about how the commercial failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and its shift to a live-service model almost pushed them to leave game development entirely. The developers reflected on their experience after the game's troubled release in February 2024, sharing their story in a candid interview. -
A new YouTube video showcases early, unfinished gameplay footage from the canceled multiplayer mode of Batman: Arkham City, known under the codename Gangland. Reportedly, this prototype was developed as an early version of the multiplayer mode that would later appear in Batman: Arkham Origins. -
Earlier this year, reports surfaced that Rocksteady Studios was searching for a game director to helm its next project. Now, the role has been filled by a longtime Ubisoft veteran. -
In a recent Kinda Funny Games podcast, journalist and insider Jason Schreier confirmed that Warner Bros. has abandoned another promising project. Rocksteady planned to make a sequel to Batman: Arkham Knight, but the action game was canceled in favor of another game. -
Batman: Arkham Developers Might Be Preparing a New Open-World Action Game; Studio Seeks Game Director
It seems that Rocksteady Studios is gearing up for a new game. This is suggested by a recent job listing for a Game Director position that appeared on the official Warner Bros. Discovery website. -
Information about a possible new Batman game from Rocksteady Studios has spread across the Internet. The source of the rumor was insider Lunatic Ignus, who previously shared information about Black Myth: Wukong. -
Bloomberg published a large article by Jason Schreier about the situation inside the gaming division of Warner Bros. According to rumors, Wonder Woman from Monolith Productions has been rebooted, and Rocksteady intends to return to its roots. -
Just a couple of hours ago, the developers of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League made changes to the Steam version of the game. According to the database, Denuvo protection was removed from the executable files of the failed project. -
Support for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has officially come to an end. Rocksteady Studios released the final update, adding exotic weapons and a new mission to the game. -
It looks like Warner Bros. is looking to make up for the failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League by playing on fans' nostalgia. According to an insider, the company has given the green light to develop a Batman: Arkham Asylum remake.
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