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Rocksteady Studios Rumored to Develop New Batman Game

By AlexanderMay 12,2025

According to renowned journalist Jason Schreier, the acclaimed studio Rocksteady is currently developing an exciting new single-player Batman game. While details are still under wraps, Schreier has not confirmed if this game will serve as a prequel, a direct continuation of the beloved Arkham saga, or if it will be set in an entirely different universe. However, intriguing rumors suggest that Rocksteady might be crafting a game based on Batman Beyond, immersing players in a futuristic Gotham. The ambitious plan reportedly includes a full-blown trilogy, with the game set to launch on the next generation of consoles.

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The Arkham series has been celebrated for its stunning visuals, and a futuristic Gotham could represent Rocksteady's most visually striking vision to date. The shift to Batman Beyond also addresses a poignant issue: the iconic voice of Batman. Following the passing of legendary voice actor Kevin Conroy in 2022, the studio may choose to focus on a new character such as Terry McGinnis or Damian Wayne. This move echoes the direction Warner Bros. Montreal intended to take with its canceled sequel to Batman: Arkham Knight.

Rocksteady's most recent project, an online shooter, did not meet player expectations and ultimately flopped. The studio was forced to abandon its post-launch plans within a year, concluding the story with a hastily produced animation that reversed some of the game's most contentious plot points, revealing that the fallen heroes were actually clones.

Now, Rocksteady is returning to its roots with a new solo Batman adventure. However, insiders caution that fans may need to wait several years before this eagerly anticipated project hits the screens.

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